"Mlungu, ke mang o patetseng ka R100 (White man, who paid with R100)," he asks.
The passenger, anxious to clear his name responds: "Aowa, it's at the back."
Determined to find the culprit, the driver storms out of the taxi and goes to confront the passengers but no one owns up.
One passenger pleads with the culprit to confess, as the commuters are now beginning to run late.
Out of sheer frustration, the driver orders the passengers out of his vehicle.
"Ke nyaka ho etsa check in, boss yaka e nyaka check in. Folohang, are yeng. Almal, mlungu le wena, out" (I want to go check in with my boss and give him the money I made for the day and now I must go around looking for change, in fact get out of the car, let's go, everyone, including you white man), the frustrated taxi driver tells the passengers.