After ordering’Spam Rice Bowl’, a food containing luncheon meat came and a customer protested, but the president showed that there was no problem.
On the 16th, a post was posted on the community’The Ku’ entitled’Controversial Baemin Review’. In the text, a story was captured between a customer and the boss.
The customer did not like the food delivered. “I ordered it as a spam bowl, but this isn’t spam,” he protested, saying, “Why are you selling it falsely?”
The president replied, “This is the first time I have ever commented like this while I live,” he said. “The word spam is not a brand name these days, but canned spam is called spam.
He explained that spam is a common noun, and that it is similar to calling Damas or Porter-type vehicles as vans. He added that the spam wasn’t expensive, so it wasn’t bitter, it was a tastier and less salty product.
The boss said it was difficult for the customer to comment terrorism. He expressed his dissatisfaction, saying, “People who do business as self-employed people who are self-employed due to this ridiculous comment terrorism are very difficult.”
The president said, “It’s not a pink sausage, it’s a luncheon meat sold on the market.”
Additional complaint comments were made by the guest. “When did the brand name go into use?” he said. “If you search for spam, only spam comes out, and only when you search for luncheon meat, you get luncheon meat.”
“When did you start reading cheap luncheon meat as expensive spam?” he protested, saying, “As the boss said, morning and mini coupe are the same word.”
“I’m not a liar even if I call a van (Damas, Porter type vehicle). (But) there’s nothing to benefit from it, so it’s different from the boss.”
The president said, “Even if you use spam and luncheon meat, the portion of the rice bowl provided to customers is 50 won and 100 won different,” he said. “The cost difference is only about 1,000 won and 1,500 won for a 2kg using business.”
The president said, “Would you like to earn 1,000 won more per day? It is not intentionally mislabeled, but all restaurants in the country write it like this.” How do you write down the product name and do business?”
Community users were divided on the side that the customer was right, saying that it should have been clearly marked, and that the president was right about calling canned ham as spam, saying that spam is used as a common noun.
