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It is said that a self-employed person had an argument with a customer in the process of selling watermelon. According to an article recently posted on the online community, A, who sells fruits, sold watermelons at low prices of 10,000 won and 15,000 won, and explained that he sold them by informing customers in advance that “the watermelon contents are completely white, that is, they can only be exchanged when it is not ripe.” Despite these conditions, many customers bought watermelons at low prices. Then one day, a young couple bought watermelon and demanded quality assurance, saying, “It’s rotten to see that we can’t guarantee it. If there’s a problem later, we should exchange it,” and A explained, “We sell it at a low price with little profit left.” It is said that the customers frowned and strongly demanded that they guarantee the taste of watermelon because they bought it here. When the troubled A sighed, the young couple said, “Why sighed? What are you doing now?” led to a fierce argument, and A said that the customer eventually spoke ill of him. A claimed, “It is unfair for customers to force customers to sell fruits as they request even though they sold them cheaply and notified them of the conditions in advance.” Netizens who saw the situation responded that customers who demanded quality guarantees at low prices, such as “Do they eat watermelon after farming?” or “I think it would be better to exchange them at a higher price,” while others said that A’s management method was disappointing. It is said that a self-employed person had an argument with a customer in the process of selling watermelon. According to an article recently posted on the online community, A, who sells fruits, sold watermelons at low prices of 10,000 won and 15,000 won, and explained that he sold them by informing customers in advance that “the watermelon contents are completely white, that is, they can only be exchanged when it is not ripe.” Despite these conditions, many customers bought watermelons at low prices. Then one day, a young couple bought watermelon and demanded quality assurance, saying, “It’s rotten to see that we can’t guarantee it. If there’s a problem later, we should exchange it,” and A explained, “We sell it at a low price with little profit left.” It is said that the customers frowned and strongly demanded that they guarantee the taste of watermelon because they bought it here. When the troubled A sighed, the young couple said, “Why sighed? What are you doing now?” led to a fierce argument, and A said that the customer eventually spoke ill of him. A claimed, “It is unfair for customers to force customers to sell fruits as they request even though they sold them cheaply and notified them of the conditions in advance.” Netizens who saw the situation responded that customers who demanded quality guarantees at low prices, such as “Do they eat watermelon after farming?” or “I think it would be better to exchange them at a higher price,” while others said that A’s management method was disappointing.
