A Pakistani woman’s (hopefully) sarcastic reply to a tweet is going viral. Pakistan faced a power outage in major cities a couple of days ago, and one Saima Khan sent out an appreciative tweet for her Samsung phone’s battery. This was at the point when most of Pakistani Twitter was sharing memes on how they had put off charging their phones and woken up to a power cut.

“There is no electricity since 7:30 am but my Samsung is running as good as it could. Been using it since morning and 5 dropped from 98% to 64% just now," Saima wrote in a tweet. In response, a Twitter user asked, “model?" obviously referring to the model of the Samsung phone in question. Saima’s response? “Nhe, I’m a doctor [sic]."

The jury is still out on whether or not Saima’s response was meant to be a joke. However, she has claimed it to have been in jest. “Lol, How many of you got the intended pun? Not many, I guess - by looking at quotes. No doubt, common sense is not common these days. Guys, improve your sense of humor," she wrote in a tweet.

Lol, How many of you got the intended pun? Not many, I guess - by looking at quotes. No doubt, common sense is not common these days. Guys, improve your sense of humor. https://t.co/T8QjkdoLwK— Saima Khan (@isktweets) January 24, 2023

'I'm a Doctor': Pakistani Woman's Reply to Twitter User Who Asked Phone 'Model' Goes Viral

This Pakistani woman's joke(?) is leaving Twitter in splits. Someone asked her phone 'model' and she told them she's a 'doctor'.