Confusion operation! Overlord tea lady is popular with "full bid"?!

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Recently, a "full-bid overlord Tea Ji" post on the social platform attracted many netizens to watch.

The poster showed that he had a packing cup covered with dozens of labels. At first sight, many netizens thought that the customer had ordered a "small material family bucket". The cup was only affixed with so many labels. When I took a closer look, I found that except for one of these labels, which was marked because of the name of the drink, all the other labels said, "all gifts have been given around the store."

The situation was bewildered by onlookers, wondering whether the store's label machine malfunctioned and printed out these stickers that had nothing to do with milk tea products. But in fact, this customer deliberately chose the 0 yuan "gift around the store" and modified the quantity when placing the order, and then he could get these extra printed cup stickers.

Many onlookers who knew the truth were confused about it. Although some people have explained that this may have been done deliberately by some photo parties to get out of the circle, most people said bluntly that they could not understand the confusing operation.

Also do not understand why customers place such orders are the overlord tea concubine workers. An employee posted a long list of tags he received, saying that he was happy to see so many labels and thought he had made a big order. But a closer look, the heart of joy turned into speechless, because most of the cup stickers printed with "gift around the store has been finished", bluntly said "bad news: the explosion missed".

Some workers say they have received takeout orders in similar situations in their stores recently. Because a "sell-out description" of 0 yuan appears in the product list on some third-party platforms, some users will buy the product in large quantities when placing an order. However, when the in-store label machine prints, it will not distinguish the contents of the order, but will only print according to the predetermined procedure, resulting in a large number of meaningless labels.

Unfortunately, according to the requirements of some stores, no matter whether the contents of the cup stickers are meaningful or not, employees should stick all the labels on the corresponding packing cups, so that there is a cup of "full-label King Tea" that a single person wants to take pictures of.

Many clerks in charge of labeling say bluntly that if the store is in a state of full order, this kind of "full milk tea" order will add unnecessary workload to them. Most netizens think that "full-marked milk tea" is not beautiful in their view, and in order to be fully covered by labels, making such a cup of milk tea needs to waste a lot of printing consumables, and can not agree with these single-person honey operations.

It has been pointed out that some restaurants will set the price of meaningless products such as "warm reminders" on the takeout platform to a certain amount to avoid adding them to the shopping cart when placing an order.

However, the overlord Chaji shop assistants have no choice but to say that the takeout platform is not managed by the store, so they do not have the corresponding authority to modify the price of the product. However, some employees said they had reported the situation to their superiors, and there was no clear information as to whether managers would modify prices to reduce such meaningless orders.

Picture from: Xiao Hong Shu

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