A child urinated in a glass placed on his table in a restaurant in China and the customers were surprised to see no intervention by the employees.
According to a South China Morning Post (SCMP) report, a two -year -old child was shocked to see a two -year -old child in a restaurant in Eastern China after urinating again. The bizarre incident occurred on 13 March at the Fuyuanju restaurant in Hangzo, Zejiang province, and a customer was seen by Nicknam Tang, which highlighted the incident to cover the cover. Tang was having food with his friends and saw that a child was standing from his highchair on his nearby table and taking off his trousers and urinating in a reusable glass. The boy was with his mother and two elderly relatives.
“When the boy said he wanted to urinate, an elderly man went to get a bin, suggesting the boy to urinate there. But the boy’s mother said,” Just let him urinate in the glass, “Tang was asked.
The customer was surprised to see that no employee member intervened, even though the table was next to the employees’ counter.
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The glass containing the urine remained on the table, spreading an unpleasant odor. Tang and his friends complained to the employees to deal with the matter. Tang said, “The child’s mother said to the employees,” We are sorry that the child cannot really catch it. “
He asked the restaurant to exempt or ask for some free fruit apology, but he paid no attention and accused him of being a troubleshooter. Tang left the restaurant after paying a bill of 316 yuan (Rs 3,729).
Following the intervention of the local market supervision authority, the official revealed that the restaurant had settled the problematic glass and apologized to Tang with 1,000 yuan (Rs 11,805) in compensation. Tang accepted forgiveness and correspondence but rejected compensation.
This incident has become viral on Chinese social media since then. Earlier in March, a video of a customer went viral in a hotpot at Hydilao Restaurant, popular in China. The restaurant apologized and promised compensation to thousands of customers.
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