it turns out that what makes him unhappy is not the bad taste of the food, but the invoice. Xiao Geng said that when the hotel opened, there was a banner hanging on the facade, saying that consumers would get a dozen beers as long as they entered the store. He didn't want this beer because he needed to drive his girlfriend to work after dinner. However, as soon as they entered the door and sat down, the beer was sent to the table before the food was served, so it was not easy to refuse. Who knows, after ordering the meal, the waiter immediately told us: our restaurant gives away drinks without issuing invoices. Xiao Geng is not happy now, so you should say it in advance, but it's not good to change to another restaurant because it's already finished and it's time for dinner. After the meal was served, my girlfriend said that because I need to drive, I can't drink beer. Can I switch to other non-alcoholic drinks? A whole dozen beers, only two bottles of drinks at most, both of them thought it was a reasonable request, but they didn't want to but were rejected. That's all right. After the meal, Xiao Geng offered to take away the beer he didn't drink, but he was rejected again. They think this is very unreasonable, because under normal circumstances, when you go to a restaurant, you have to issue an invoice. Even if someone chooses not to issue an invoice, they will give you a discount or give away drinks on the basis of the meal fee. And generally, customers choose whether to invoice or give drinks at checkout. If they ask for drinks, they will definitely take them away. It's a blatant tax evasion to ignore customers' choice of giving drinks without issuing invoices. And the notice after the event adds many unreasonable rules, which makes people feel even more uncomfortable.