What Ms. Lin experienced in Fuzhou really opened my eyes. A family of three went to the buffet, because the children were not sensible and stained the table, but the parents had simply cleaned the table. At checkout, the cashier told Ms. Lin to deduct the deposit 10 yuan, because they ate the buffet and stained the table. I heard that people who haven't finished the buffet before will be deducted. I heard for the first time that someone was detained for eating a dirty table. According to this logic, people who celebrate their birthdays in KTV sometimes make cakes all over the house in order to enliven the atmosphere, and can't make compensation in reverse! But I've never heard of it. On the contrary, this time I was deducted for soiling the buffet table, which made me learn a lot.
This is obviously a phenomenon of arbitrary charges, especially in some restaurants or stalls. Often some hotels will make some obscure rules by themselves. These rules are overlord clauses, which are extremely unfavorable to consumers. Moreover, the merchants will not tell you these obscure rules at the first time when you enter the store. Only when consumers fall into their carefully designed knobs will they come up with the rules, which means something like fishing law enforcement.
In some booths, these arbitrary charges often occur. Sometimes for convenience, people may ask for plastic bags, but the other party will maliciously charge you. If you hadn't been charged maliciously, you would never have known this trap. However, I think this phenomenon of arbitrary charges will only break the business of the merchants. I was cheated here for the first time and for the second time. If so, I will definitely not come to this house again. Isn't this a one-time deal? Therefore, please also ask businesses to think about the consequences of such unreasonable charges.