@ronen11342540@Xinna_kim My brain is fine. You’re the one with limited brain capacity. It works in China because of low labour cost. Korea's higher hourly wages force businesses to minimize staffing to stay profitable. Which is why there’s many self service places.
@ronen11342540@Xinna_kim It never was bro. How is Costa coffee a fine dining restaurant? Morally blackmailing my ass. If you feel morally blackmailed about throwing tissues into a bin that’s crazy 😂.
@ronen11342540@Xinna_kim You’re an idiot and illiterate your argument makes zero sense. All you Chinese bots keep saying same argument that proofs you’re not capable of comprehending what a cohesive society is and that i never mentioned restaurants.
@blue_domain@LouiseAlan114@Xinna_kim You're confusing total revenue with store operating costs. Fast-casual chains sell $1.50 coffee because labor per cup is kept minimal. Adding table service raises prices, big chain or not.
@blue_domain@Xinna_kim Nobody is glorifying corporations; I'm simply stating that basic public manners make society better for everyone. When people treat shared spaces with respect and clean up after themselves, it keeps environments pleasant and costs low. Your logic is completely distorted here.
@blue_domain@LouiseAlan114@Xinna_kim That misuses the term. Self-service isn't 'profit extraction'—it's a trade-off. The business reduces labor overhead, and the customer gets a $1.50 coffee instead of paying $5.00 for full table service. The savings are passed directly to the consumer.
@blue_domain@Xinna_kim You're misinterpreting my point. Cleaning up doesn't drop price. hiring extra workers to pick up after people increases costs. The self-service model is literally why Korean franchise coffee remains cheap and efficient in the first place.