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Add a little sweet talk to your delivery order, and you might get special treatment! Looking to get a little extra sauce, a customer added a message calling the owner handsome. Surprisingly, it worked. They ended up getting a massive bag of ketchup and an entire bottle of chili sauce with their order, much to the amusement of people online. But the owner also joked that if everyone started doing this, he would go out of business.
While ordering delivery, this customer left a note asking for more chili sauce and ketchup “pretty please,” calling the owner handsome. To their surprise, the owner generously included an entire bag of ketchup and a bottle of chili sauce with their order.
Member of public
I would probably ask directly, you know. Just ask if they can add some extra sauce.
Member of public
Especially if you’re a regular, a little sweet talk usually works. Anyone who’s worked in the service industry knows that if everyone asks for extra, the costs could get pretty high.
The customer ordered beef stir-fried noodles with a soft-boiled egg and a fried-food platter. Thanks to their kind words, the owner decided to include a generous bonus. A post about the interaction went viral, with commenters saying that they love a boss who answers every request. The owner himself jokingly asked his customers to use the strategy sparingly, since his next shipment won’t arrive until next week.
Mr. Hsiao
Restaurant owner
People like to add comments when ordering online. I also like to interact with customers like that. So I figured, why not? I’ll give them an entire bag. But I’ll only do this with regulars I know well. Costs have gone up a lot lately.
While a little flattery might go a long way, the owner kindly reminded his customers that if everyone makes such requests, he might not be able to afford anything else.
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