Incident: In a supper shop in Fujian, two customers refused to leave after business hours, and a heated argument with the owner eventually led to police intervention.
The ins and outs of the real event: It happened in a night snack shop in Fujian. According to the surveillance, it was already after 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, and the supper shop would normally be closed. But the two customers turned a deaf ear, neither leaving nor paying attention to the boss's persuasion. The boss said bluntly: "Because of you two, it's twelve o'clock, and you should have left work a long time ago." And the customer responds with an attitude of "I can eat as long as I want".
Repercussions of the incident on the Internet: The incident has sparked widespread attention and sparked heated discussions on the Internet. Some netizens support customers, believing that as a customer's rights, they have the right to patronize at any time during business hours. Others criticized the customer's behavior, believing that their behavior was vexatious and disrespectful to other people's labor and business.
Similar incidents in the past: In some similar incidents in the past, there have been similar disputes between customers and stores. For example, once in a restaurant, a customer occupied a table for a long time in order to wait for a friend, which eventually led to an argument with the restaurant owner. These incidents have led to fierce conflicts over the interests of both sides.
The impact of the incident on society: Such an incident directly affects the business of the owner of the night snack shop, and also involves the rights and interests of customers and merchants. For stores, closing in time is to be able to rest regularly and maintain healthy business operations. For customers, they want to be able to get a convenient dining environment and enjoy the late-night snack culture. This incident has sparked a discussion about the restrictions on the opening hours of nightsnack restaurants.
Update on Events: Based on current information, the incident has not produced further progress. ** The dispute was successfully resolved after arriving in time, and both sides made concessions.
This incident has made us think deeply about the relationship between the customer and the boss. Both the customer and the boss need to solve problems on the premise of mutual respect and reasonable communication. In business interactions, fair and rational treatment can achieve a win-win situation.
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