On the 9th, a whistleblower named Mr. A posted on an online community that he posted a photo showing the shop owner's instructions to customers hanging inside the restaurant, saying, "It's a notice posted at a certain restaurant." The notice stated, "Some customers occasionally speak informally and behave offensively toward part-time workers," and added, "Part-timers are young people who have come to the workplace to become self-reliant. Seeing these students hurt makes me feel heartbroken as both the owner and the older generation," the note wrote. He also said, "Even if we part-timers occasionally make mistakes, I would appreciate it if the older generation like us could forgive them with generosity and encourage us to become sincere young professionals. It's not difficult. Please just say 'thank you' to the part-timers. It is a great strength," he urged. Mr. A, who shared these details, said, "I wonder how much the owner must have felt when he had to put that up. I have no idea what kind of behavior the customers showed to make them go to such lengths," and added, "Maybe it's because there are so many people pretending to be human and using their heads to buy things." One netizen who resonated with the notice said, " I was surprised that there are quite a few people who don't understand how to say 'thank you' to part-timers or business owners," and added, "Some people say, 'I'm the one selling it, so why should I say thank you?'" and nodded, adding, "Expressing gratitude to each other doesn't cost money, it's just a warm greeting."
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