A man in Changsha sneezed while eating Hunan cuisine, asking for the restaurant to be free. Is the guest's request reasonable?

The guests' demands are unreasonable, because we all know that China has a vast territory, rich natural resources and regional differences in food culture, so each place has its own unique taste. We can't make unreasonable demands just because our eating habits can't adapt to their cuisine. In terms of diet, each region has its own style. For example, most of Guangdong is light and sweet, most of Hunan and Sichuan are spicy, and most of Shanxi like to eat sour food, so the food culture in different regions is different. When we go to some restaurants to order food, we should have a certain understanding of the food we ordered, and we can't ask for free treatment because of our ignorance or because we can't eat or are not used to the food they cooked.

In fact, this has taught us a lesson. If we can't eat some spicy food or can't stand spicy food, we shouldn't order Hunan food, and there is no need to try Sichuan food. Because I can't eat, it will lead to waste, even can't eat, and even lead to a lot left. A man in Changsha always sneezes when eating coriander because it is too spicy. It can be seen that he is not used to this dish. Later, he told the waiter to ask for free, and the waiter refused. He acted irrationally towards that man and left with the cup.

We are all adults, and we can't let others pay for our own mistakes. Moreover, the man in Changsha left without paying the bill, which is in violation of relevant laws and regulations. After all, it is the act of eating the king's rice. If we can't eat spicy food in our life, then don't order some spicy food. If you can't eat sour, don't order sour. In fact, as adults, we should adapt to this society, not let society or others adapt to us.

Of course, you should know in advance when ordering. If you can't eat such spicy food, make it clear to the waiter that it's not so spicy, but a little spicy, so as to avoid some trouble.