Take the dog to the hotel for dinner and beat people up? Who can put up with this? The surveillance video of a small restaurant in Nanjing has been on fire. A man in white clothes entered the store with a dog without a leash, not only to feed the dog to feed himself, but also to stab the shop's forehead, which eventually turned into a full-blown exercise. I'm telling you, it's not for dinner, it's for messing with the field!
The surveillance was clear: during the rush hour of the meal, the dog-loving man was swinging in with the dog. The dogs ran around scared the other customers enough, and he was reminded to be reasonable. Most of all, the operation -- for 11 bucks to order soup, you have to break into the kitchen and feed rice bones to dogs. Little Don, the store daughter, is still shaking about this: can you stand my dad when he's scolded on his forehead? It's not about pets, it's about human qualities!
The comment section has been so noisy that there are three questions at stake: should the hotel let the pet in? What if we meet a customer like this? What about the law? There's a guy on the Internet who's got a point: you're going to go fishing for dogs under the sea? The security guards asked him out in a minute! More people spit: some now take the dog as their son and forget to be a man first. But there are a few who think the shopkeeper's got a problem. Why don't you just stand there and do it?
As an old chauffeur who's had ten years of gold hair, I have to say the right thing: take the dog out and follow the rules! The leash is basic. Before entering the store, the dog asks not to let go. I've seen the best pets, folded bowls and bags, and dogs drink water with tarp. If we're all so conscious, why are there so many contradictions? After all, it's not dogs who don't understand, it's some masters who take themselves seriously!
A trick for a friend who runs a store: a pet ban on entering the house is a hundred times better than a pimp. It's the smartest way to go straight to the police. Remember our small-town noodle shop owner's slutty operation -- no pets on the counter, no dog food on top of a 50-dollar sign, and no more disputes have occurred. I'll give you a full score for this wave!
It's like looking at the mirrors and showing the bottom lines of civilization. I'd say the hotel should have a pet-friendly and no-natured area, like a smoking area. The last question is: Do you think it's a right or a privilege to take a dog to dinner? If you have dogs hanging around the table downstairs, can you still eat?