Cultural differences | Should McDonald’s be on stage after eating to spark a heated argument among diners, will the cleaning sisters make them unemployed VS will chaos increase staff workload?

Recently, a netizen posted a post on the Facebook group “McDonald’s Concern Group (Hong Kong)” and took a photo of McDonald’s half an hour before the store closed, stating that diners did not serve the dishes themselves after eating. and that the staff “deliberately” did not. Cleaning up, indirectly forcing customers to buy takeaway, so there will be constantly no customers at dinner and I won’t be able to get out of work. The post sparked discussions among netizens. Some people have disproved that it could be simply because the restaurant doesn’t have enough staff. The author should not make a rash judgment. Some people have extended the discussion and agreed that it is a cultural difference and a question of public morality. Many people are willing to run the stage on their own and read the following immediately to understand everyone’s opinions!

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Netizens debate whether McDonald’s should be on stage after eating

As soon as the host’s post came out, netizens’ comments were mixed, and it even extended to the discussion about whether to be on stage after eating McDonald’s in Hong Kong. Some people agreed with what the landlord said, it was a cultural difference, but there are those who said there can be many reasons behind it. Judgments should be made rashly. For example, it is difficult to avoid some selfish diners when the end of work approaches, but the clock may fail to chase them away. The only way to do this is to indirectly refuse to dine. Some people have said it may just be a lack of manpower issue and the landlord doesn’t need to think about it too much.

Conversely, some people have pointed out that they are used to clearing out their trays of food after eating, and even taking away the remaining trays, and therefore can sit and eat in the empty seats. , it’s going to be a disservice and will make the extra staff work. I wonder what the readers think?