Chicken image. Central photo
A suspicion was raised that an air force unit in Gyeonggi-do had ordered and ate chicken worth 1.25 million won, and then refunded the full amount and even made a star rating.
On the 11th, an online community posted an article titled’Air Force Units who ate 1.25 million won worth of chicken and did not pay a penny’.
This post contains reviews of delivery apps and responses from a chicken franchise owner in Goyang City.
The reviewer said in a review that he ordered chicken from the chicken restaurant through the delivery app, but the company requested an additional delivery fee of 1,000 won. He said, “If the unit is difficult to come, you will have to pay (extra delivery fee), but there are no other stores near the city where you can get extra money for military units. If you want to get more money for military units, please let me know in advance. “I would have lost all of my potential customers because of 1,000 won.”
He said, “I know that when I ordered a group last time, I gave only a few dozen servings of chicken breasts, so the unit eventually protested and received a refund. Absolutely not recommended.”
Delivery app reviews posted in the online community. Online community capture
The review was posted by the owner of the company. The owner explained, “As I told you over the phone, the delivery fee has a boundary that we set. It doesn’t matter how much other companies receive, and I apologize again that I would pay attention to not telling you because the driver was busy.” “We ordered 60 raw chicken a few months ago, so we had to cook a large amount, and we admit that the packaging was insufficient due to the mistake of separating 4 to 5 pieces.” I filled it. In addition, I provided 120 cheese balls worth 120,000 won, and 36 1.25 liters of coke.”
He added, “People called the head office over this matter and threatened the head office, and made a number of calls on the sales phone. He added.
The owner also said, “I tried to give more support to the people working in the country and cooked it carefully for four and a half hours, but I was so miserable and upset.” “I heard that I caught a hogu. (Or) Hogu? I will not accept any orders for the air force in the future.”
Comments from the owner of the reviews posted on the online community. Online community capture
As such reviews spread to several online communities, controversy arose as to whether or not the military unit was smitten by the chicken owner.
Then, a netizen who revealed that he was serving in the military unit posted an explanation, saying, “Not because the chicken breast is too thick and dry, but because the chicken is in a very bad condition. I haven’t been apologized for it.”
As a result of requesting the head office of the chicken franchise company to confirm the facts, the head office said, “We are grasping the circumstances of the incident,” and “We are also grasping the cooking method of the company and the countermeasures of the owner.”
Accordingly, on the 12th, the Air Force said, “The unit is in the process of checking the facts in order to solve the problem smoothly.” “I will try to make sure everyone is healed as soon as possible in difficult times due to Corona 19.
An article posted on the Air Force’s official Instagram on the 12th. Instagram capture
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