Recently, I saw many people sharing the "hot pot assassin" they met in a hot pot restaurant on social media. These hot pot assassins refer to those merchants who provide inferior dishes in hot pot restaurants, but the prices are very high. For example, some shops give their dishes a big discount. There are only five potatoes, and the lettuce is not fresh. Others add a lot of starch to the dishes, pretending to be prawns or beef, but actually there is only a little seafood or meat. These phenomena are really helpless.

In my opinion, this behavior is very immoral. As a businessman, if you want to get a good reputation and repeat customers, you should first consider the customer's experience and satisfaction, not your own interests. If a store wants to make money, it can attract more customers by providing high-quality ingredients, services and environment. Obtaining short-term benefits through deception and false propaganda will only ruin your reputation in the end.

When we find this kind of behavior, we should report it to the relevant departments in time, and we can inform more people through social media and other channels so that more consumers will not be deceived. As consumers, we should also enhance our awareness of self-protection. When choosing a hot pot restaurant, you should choose a store with good reputation and high credibility. We can make a choice by looking at the evaluation of the store and understanding the evaluation of other consumers.

Generally speaking, the food provided by hot pot restaurants is not good, and the fees are high, which is not satisfactory. Consumers should be vigilant, refuse to buy this low-quality food, and say no to unscrupulous businesses, so that they know that the pursuit of short-term interests is intolerable to society.