The Cuban content creator known as @sergitosant recently shared his inaugural thrifting experience at a Goodwill store in Florida through TikTok. This marked his first time exploring this well-known chain of donated and recycled goods, and he decided to showcase the clothing items he chose. Interestingly, he left out a crucial detail: the total price of his purchases!
In his video, "Sergito" highlights four essential pieces he picked up at Goodwill. He begins with a simple green polo, which he humorously dubs "matcha green." Next, he reveals a brown sweater, perfect for cooler weather. He also added a striped t-shirt and a long-sleeved shirt in a neutral shade, both ideal for his self-described "Polo North guy" style.
Despite his commentary on each garment, the Cuban TikToker didn't disclose the total cost, a detail likely anticipated by his followers. Instead, @sergitosant wrapped up his "haul" with a casual "bye," leaving viewers to wonder whether the trip to Goodwill was truly budget-friendly.
From Fast Food to Fashion: Sergito's American Adventures
This impromptu and straightforward "haul" video added a personal touch, reminding viewers of the value one can find in secondhand stores. However, fans are eager for a future "haul" where he includes the total spending for a complete picture.
Since arriving in the United States, @sergitosant has been sharing his initial experiences with various aspects of American life on social media. His first taste of American cuisine was at McDonald's, a moment he documented on TikTok, much to the delight of his followers who enjoyed his candidness and humor.
Later, he ventured into trying Greek yogurt, a staple in the American diet, particularly the Chobani brand. Despite his curiosity, he described the taste as "interesting" and "strange," noting that such products were unavailable in Cuba. His video elicited numerous reactions and flavor suggestions from his audience.
Sergito also bravely tackled sushi, a quintessential Japanese dish, trying it for the first time. Although initially hesitant due to the "raw fish smell," he ultimately gave it a "seven out of ten," indicating his willingness to explore more new flavors.
He even shared his thoughts on Cuban pizza, expressing enthusiasm for the unique size and flavor offered by this culinary style. These social media-documented experiences have allowed his followers to join him in every step of his adaptation to life in the U.S., including his latest venture to Goodwill, where his journey into American culture continues.