It's definitely a deliberate misrepresentation. Before it was sold, it was advertised that a catty of cut cakes was 32, and some people would buy them when they thought the price was reasonable. When they cut the cut cakes and asked others to pay the bill, they changed their names directly to 1232, and the price directly doubled ten times! This is not a mistake. What is it? If the guest knows that you want 32 pieces of cake once or twice, she probably won't buy it. The problem is that the price she knew in advance is acceptable. I didn't expect the stall owner to change her mind directly. Can you blame her for not paying the bill? If it were you, would you be the sucker? It's not like the wind blew the money.

Event carding: There is a video circulating on the Internet. On a street in Hainan, there is a stall owner who can't afford it and still shouts loudly? You hit my foot, you must pay the bill! If you don't buy it, you won't leave? And another woman was at a loss to hold her bike and said? Your price is too expensive for me to buy. . It turned out that the woman saw someone selling cut cakes on the road. After going up to ask the price, she learned that she wanted to buy a catty of 32 and try it. When she wanted to pay the bill, the stall owner suddenly said it was 32.12, so the woman didn't want to leave, but she didn't expect the stall owner to fall to the ground directly. That's why there is this video. Many netizens said: Who dares to buy cut cakes now? That's a real local tyrant.

Cake-cutting is a special product of Xinjiang Uygur people, and its ingredients are raisins, sesame seeds, almond, dates, walnuts and so on. Because there are many kinds of ingredients in the cut cake, it takes a long time to make it and the process is very troublesome, so they sell the cut cake in two ways, so a small piece may cost hundreds. However, some people say that the cut cake is very unpopular in the local area, so some people use it to cheat tourists from all over the world, and every one can be cheated, so many people will be surprised that it is really expensive after buying the cut cake. Maybe it's because every bite you eat in your mouth is money. Even if it's not delicious, it's delicious for the sake of money.

If you clearly indicate the price, and others are willing to buy it, then it belongs to? One is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer? Yes, but if the stall owner cajoles consumers first, and then reneges on the account to change the price, he will directly turn around and leave when he meets such a stall owner. If the stall owner refuses to let himself go, he should choose to call the police and deal with it. It is impossible for him to suffer this loss.