I, strive for the prosperity of the motherland! 【system】

Many people in the comment section felt that Su Xing did nothing wrong and that such stores should not be tolerated.

Many people were also surprised by her appetite.

Some onlookers who discovered the reversal of events went to the Weibo post "Is opening a noodle shop against the law?" to check in or urge him to release the original surveillance video of the store.

Su Xing was scolded so badly before, and now the comments on the store’s Weibo were even worse. Some people who found out that they were fooled by the store started to criticize them passionately.

"It's a reversal, check in at the front row! (Expression: eating melon)"

"You're crying and wailing because you're shortchanging people in business? The fine is still too light!"

"Black-hearted businesses, go out of business, go out of business, go out of business!"

“When I go to your store, can you please give me a note saying ‘190cm, 110kg’ and give me three bowls of noodles and I’ll pay for one?”

"You're worried that the female customer will waste money, so you're helping her save money? And then the money you saved goes into your own pocket? You guys are really good at accounting!"

"You're still putting the blame on the waiter. The waiter who works for you is really unlucky!"

"The store is using us netizens as guns, asking us to charge into battle for you? I?%?%@#@%..."

Those who maliciously edit and instigate online violence will eventually be bitten back.

That evening, another blogger issued a statement about what happened that day.

I reported it, what's wrong with that? : "I was also at the noodle shop that day. I was also one of the female customers who paid the normal price for the reduced noodles. I reported the shop to the relevant department, what's wrong with that? They were shortchanging consumers, shouldn't I report it? ! (Picture) (Picture) (Picture)"

This blogger has a new account that was registered not long ago. The pictures she posted include: one is a bowl of noodles in the store; one is a coded receipt with the price and the note "a girl"; the last one is the environment in the store, which was not taken while sitting at a seat, but at the door.

At first, her Weibo post didn’t attract much attention. Later, she posted this text and pictures on the store’s Weibo several times, attracting some onlookers.

"At first I thought it was just to take advantage of the popularity, but after looking at the date and time on the picture, I wonder if it was really a customer who was there that day?"

"So, it wasn't @醒了V who reported it?"

"Great job, sister. You ignored these unscrupulous merchants and took responsibility for your actions! That's awesome! (Emoji: thumbs up)"

"Girl, be careful. The shop owners are very vindictive. Don't let them take your cover."

The blogger responded to this comment: "Am I afraid of them? This is China, this is the capital! Do you think there is no law here?"

Just a small noodle shop, how can it cover the sky with one hand? !

Then, someone who was at the scene that day came forward and said, "I was also a female customer at the noodle shop that day, and I also ate the reduced-portion noodles with a note. I think the girl who stood up did nothing wrong. We spent the same money and wanted to eat a normal-portion bowl of noodles. What's the problem?"

Someone else said: "There was more than one female customer in the store that day. How did the store know for sure that she was the one who reported it? In fact, I also called the reporting line the next day. (Expression: rolling eyes)"

Some female customers who had eaten at this restaurant before also posted their receipts with notes added to them.

In addition, many female netizens have shared their experiences of being treated differently by other businesses.

The probability of women encountering such incidents is really not low.

The shop owner and his son were also dumbfounded when they saw the developments on the Internet!

Their store was fined and asked to suspend business for rectification. They were not convinced, but they could not challenge the relevant departments, so they picked a "soft persimmon" to vent their anger and also wanted to earn some sympathy for the store and boost its popularity when it reopened.

They posted the video in the heat of the moment, and were initially quite pleased when they saw that the majority of netizens were on their side. They didn’t expect to be slapped in the face so quickly!

The shop owner's son complained to his father, "Dad, that woman has nearly 12 million followers on Weibo! Why would you mess with such a big blogger when you could mess with anyone else?"

The shop owner said, "How would I know who she is? And I told you before that the woman might have a recording. It was you who said that our video is more convincing. If the video goes viral, many netizens will have a preconceived idea and choose to believe ours!"

His son's face was gloomy. "If she didn't have so many fans, would she have posted such a large amount of traffic for a response video? I'm really impressed. This woman looks like someone who is not easy to mess with. Dad, you should have smiled and served another bowl of noodles at that time to make the matter go away. It wouldn't have turned into what it is now!"

The video he posted initially bought some traffic, and the pitiful video he edited was more likely to arouse the anger of netizens and attract traffic, so it quickly became popular.

But he never imagined that the other party was a big blogger with a fan base of tens of millions and his own traffic!

The shop owner angrily asked, "You made such a stupid move, and now you're blaming me, your father?"

His son sighed, "I'm not blaming you, I just... forget it."

"Tell me, what should we do now?!"

"How should I know what to do? Just close the comments section first!"

He closed the comment section on Weibo, not allowing anyone to comment on his updates, and also deleted a lot of comments on popular posts.

He felt that netizens were the most forgetful people and that the matter might have died down in two or three days.

As for Su Xing @ his message, he just pretended not to see it and it was impossible for him to respond.

However, things did not calm down as he thought.

Many news accounts and marketing accounts have reposted several videos and statements posted by "Wake Up V", "Is it against the law to open a noodle shop?", and "What's wrong with me reporting it?"

Other accounts summarized the entire incident.

The popularity of this matter continues to soar.

In addition, many different voices from different angles appeared in each comment section.

"Didn't the store say you can get more noodles for free? What's wrong with making less at the beginning? If it's not enough, just add more. Haven't you already added noodles so many times?!"

"Think about it from another angle. Maybe the girls' are of normal size, while the boys' are of extra size? The boss is really too kind."

"Those who say they sell it in large and small bowls, if someone deliberately orders a small bowl and keeps adding noodles, eating more than the large bowl, and ends up paying for the small bowl, wouldn't the boss be at a loss?"

"Shoes also come in many sizes. No matter what size, they are all the same price. According to the logic of the woman in the video and some people in the comment section, people who buy small-sized shoes pay the same price as those who buy large-sized shoes. Are people who buy small-sized shoes at a disadvantage? People are so fussy. Do shoes also sell at different prices according to size?"

"I think it's reasonable for the boss to balance costs by adjusting the portion size while satisfying the different needs of different groups."