The old man swipes the video loudly! The clerk and customer reminded them to be scolded!

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Recently, a netizen released a video of an old man clashing with people around him while playing video loudly in a coffee shop, which attracted a lot of people's attention.

According to Hot News, the video took place in a coffee shop in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. the old man sitting in one of the seats was brushing the video, playing the sound out and turning it to the loudest, seriously affecting other guests in the store at that time who were working, studying or chatting.

Seeing this, the staff of the store kindly reminded the elderly to turn off the video, or let the elderly put on headphones to watch the video. However, the shop assistant's reminder angered the old man, who shouted, "I want to hear it. I don't have headphones."

The coffee shop staff explained to the old man that the need to keep quiet in the shop and that the video sound would also affect other guests, but the old man did not listen and even scolded the clerk who gently reminded him. During this period, security guards and affected guests all came forward to persuade them, but they were all scolded by the old man.

The video photographer said that the old man scolded the repeatedly explained clerk and waves of persuasion in the store for 30 to 40 minutes. She said bluntly that she could not help filming the behavior of the old man and posted it on social media.

In this regard, many people say that the reason why old people browse videos loudly is that they have hearing loss as they get older and have to turn their voices up to the loudest to hear them clearly, and on the other hand, most old people are not equipped with or accustomed to headphones, which makes them adopt the way of playing sound.

However, it is understandable that most netizens still think that the behavior of the elderly in the video has seriously disturbed public order and affected the normal operation of other guests and coffee shops around them. And it was infuriating that she said mean words to other persuaders, accusing her of behaving extremely improperly.

As more and more middle-aged and elderly people become short video lovers, their behavior of showing videos loudly in public places appears from time to time, causing trouble to people who like a quiet atmosphere.

There was also a dispute over the release of mobile phone videos at a Starbucks store in Hangzhou in early September, Sing Tao Global reported. Witnesses at the scene said that on the same day, a customer was scolded by the old man because he could not stand the old man sitting at the same table to browse the video loudly and warned him to turn off the sound to avoid affecting others.

Witnesses revealed that if it were not for other guests and store staff to dissuade the scene, one of them once wanted to rush forward to argue with it, and might also want to fight against the guests who spoke out to remind them. It was not until they heard that someone had called the police at the scene that the two old men stopped scolding, picked up their things and went out.

For the middle-aged and elderly to make disturbing noise in cafes and other public places, some coffee shops will post notices such as "No video sound" in order to reduce such uncivilized behavior.

But whether they are shop assistants or store operators, they say that for some people who do not want to listen, reminding them that no matter how conspicuous they are, they will only turn a blind eye, while dissuasion from staff or other guests will only add fuel to the fire and will only make people angry and be reprimanded by bad words. aggravate the conflict between the two sides. More passers-by say that in the face of this situation, there is basically nothing they can do except verbal exhortation, and they may have no choice but to take the initiative to avoid and find a place more suitable for quiet solitude.

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