"Tono mau merusak kopi ini dengan garam."

Translation: Tono wants to spoil this coffee with salt.

[myintermail]

Now, why would anyone want to do that?

[deactivated user]

Tono is a troublemaker. First, bothering Andi. Now this.

[mikemoreno]

He knocked up Tini too.

[Ankojem]

oh my god lol

[DiederikBo3]

He got her pregnant*

[jr.m4rks]

Tono was angry on Andi and Tini coz Tini pregnant from Andi awkawkaawk

[JeremyTheD1]

Bring [deactivated user] back

[Deinonysus]

I actually saw this happen once. I made coffee for my plumber and he assumed that the white powder in a bowl in the kitchen was sugar and helped himself. It was not sugar.

[tsuj1g1r1]

They just conquered this coffee from Carthage?

[Leafy13]

Tono shouldn't be allowed near a coffee house anymore.

[JimCraney]

What's up with Tono? Is he weird or what?

[araj04_plyglt]

He's a pyscho

[TimoS]

Should "Tono wants to ruin this coffee with salt" be accepted as well?

I'd argue that from an English speaker's perspective spoil and ruin are interchangeable here.

[KTo228]

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/coffee-add-salt-not-sugar-better-flavour-taste-cup-caffeine-bitterness-sodium-a7675916.html Tono is a hipster

[Speed_Racer]

My uncle one time made coffee with vinager instead of water by mistake. The face he made after the first sip was priceless.

[Flanders1]

would love to have seen that!

[GERG297672]

merusak can mean
spoil
ruin
Break
make non operational
Dll dll

[Ankojem]

I think that "change", it's also a way to "spoil or rusak" a thing

[Appers6]

A tiny pinch of salt is actually really nice in coffee. It stops it from tasting too bitter.