It started simply enough … with an argument in a Chongqing restaurant over whether or not a bag was lost there.
Ever since May 21, the Quanju restaurant in Chongqing’s Yubei district has had a regular supply of customers coming in.
Normally this would be a good thing, but in this case each customer takes up a separate table, and orders the cheapest item on the menu, fried peanuts or just order a beer. They then hang around for hours in an effort to cost the restaurant money.
Wait for it…
After the protests occured[sic] three nights in a row, the restaurant manager called the police, who actually arrested seven of the customers and sent them to prison for five days.
Damn, that's harsh.
[Via the always interesting Wierd Asia News.]
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2 comments:
I worked at a coffee shop where the owner would have gladly done the same, I'm afraid.
What techniques did he resort to? The old coffee from dishwater trick?
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