A customer wanted to pack 10 jars of free kimchi, but the hotpot restaurant refused and then smashed the store. What do you think of this?

When we go to hot pot restaurants to eat hot pot, many hot pot restaurants will provide special snacks in the store for free. This is also the purpose of the merchants to better attract customers. However, someone at a hot pot restaurant on Nancheng Avenue in Chongqing wanted to pack 10 jars of kimchi for free after eating. After being dissuaded by the clerk, he knocked over all the kimchi and claimed that the store had falsely promoted it and threatened to file a complaint. What happened

It is reported that the hot pot restaurant is in trial operation. The merchant stated in the opening promotion that all ten types of kimchi are available free of charge and can be packaged.

So after finishing their meal, several customers asked to pack 10 jars of kimchi to take away. Such exaggerated behavior was blocked by the staff of the hot pot restaurant. The reluctant customers knocked over all the kimchi. After that, he left without paying for the meal.

Originally, the hot pot restaurant said that it could take away the meals in order to avoid wasting food. Customers who had leftovers could take away the food, but this was the first time that a customer took away ten jars of kimchi in a package.

The customers who overturned the kimchi altar not only failed to pay for their meals, but also threatened to complain to the owner of the hot pot restaurant for false advertising. Author's point of view

Some netizens believe that the customers are not wrong. Since the merchant advertises that it can be taken away for free, it is natural to fulfill its promise. The only blame is that the merchant did not indicate the quantity for free take away. However, more netizens said that the customers not only cut out the words, but also smashed the store and refused to pay for the meal. This was a bit too much, and it might even be intentional. Some netizens joked that these customers must be the owners of the hot pot restaurant across the street.

Personally, I think the owner of the hot pot restaurant really did it this time. In order to attract attention when promoting, businesses can write some eye-catching words, but while attracting more customers, they must put themselves in their own shoes. Are there any loopholes or inadequacies in the promotional slogans?

Although most customers are not familiar with the merchants, there will always be a very few customers who are very clever. Once you encounter a customer who is more serious or has ulterior motives, you may end up wrangling and causing trouble, which will eventually turn into a farce. ?

So when businesses advertise, they must be realistic. Exaggerated publicity may bring trouble to themselves. ?

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