What is the "Qin latte"? The barista was completely stupid when he heard that.

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"drinking coffee" has become very popular in China in recent years, and coffee shops have sprung up like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. One cup a day has become a common habit, with black coffee, latte and cappuccino lovers. A coffee shop clerk said that recently, a guest came to the store and asked for a cup of "Qin latte", which turned the whole store upside down. No one understood what it was, but it was a beautiful misunderstanding at last.

A coffee shop girl surnamed Zhang posted online on the afternoon of the 27th to share her strange experiences at work. She said that when a guest came in, she asked, "what is a Qin latte?" Because this statement was so strange that I had no idea which product it was, he asked, "what latte?" "unexpectedly, the guest was righteous and immediately said the word" Qin latte "again.

The salesgirl met this special request for the first time and hurriedly looked at the colleague next to her for help, but the other side just shook her head in confusion. When the atmosphere was awkward, she suddenly realized that there was a famous cafe nearby called "Liao Guo Coffee". She speculated that the guests might go to the wrong shop, so she asked politely, and the guests were instantly furious. "are you kidding me?" Why is your service so exaggerated? Can't I ask for coffee that I don't understand? Do you still want me to buy it somewhere else? "

Seeing that the situation was out of control, the salesgirl hurriedly apologized and explained that there was no "Qin latte" in the store. Then the guest impatiently pointed to the menu and said it was clearly written on it. As a result, the two clerks looked closely at the direction of the guest's finger, and it clearly said "hazelnut latte", and the truth came out in an instant. The salesgirl was afraid that exposing the guests would be embarrassing, so she had to cooperate with the performance and made a cup of "Qin Guo latte". In the end, she only got ungrateful from the guests. "are you new people, right?" Figure out your own menu, you are really unprofessional! "

In the face of the request of the guest "Qin latte", the shop assistant was only dumbfounded by ▲. The schematic diagram has nothing to do with the actual person.

The article was posted on the Internet, attracting a large number of netizens to discuss enthusiastically. Many people said that "hazel" was often mispronounced, "and pronounced it as a stick fruit, and what is the fruit of sweet potato?", "before our store, there were regular male customers who used to order Qin Guo milk tea." after a long time, they got used to it. "my sister ordered stick fruit milk tea, and the clerk said after five seconds of question mark. OK, "I've heard of Chunguo latte", "next time the menu should be changed to" real fruit latte "," Thai latte is also available ".

In addition, many people think it is too funny, "directly thank you, no one will support him", "can only say that your EQ is super good", "Education is very important", "I accidentally thought that you were a Thai latte", "you are bad", "he will be laughed at next time he goes to another place", "I will correct him and tell him to read it again. It only counts if you are right. "

According to the Mandarin Dictionary of the Ministry of Education, "hazel" is pronounced "Hazel", which is a plant name. Wikipedia records that "hazel" is a plant of the genus Corylus of the birch family. The nutlet is nearly spherical and has a bell-shaped involucre, which is longer than nuts and has 6 to 9 triangular lobes. The fruit is called "hazelnut". The peel is hard and the nuts are edible. The florescence is from March to April and bear fruit in November.

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