In Canada, a man went to a restaurant through a snowstorm and collapsed when he saw the restaurant closed, which was caught on CCTV. In response, the restaurant is looking for customers, saying that it will provide ‘free meals’ to its guests.
According to the British Daily Mail on the 27th (local time), Valerie Lia, the owner of a restaurant in Toronto, Canada, posted a CCTV video taken in front of the store on the 17th on social media (SNS) when up to 55cm of snow fell.
According to the video, a customer walks through the knee-high snow and heads to the restaurant. When he sees that the restaurant door is closed, he wraps his head around him and sits down. The man who had been sitting for a while quickly wiped the snow off his clothes and got up and trudged out through the snow.
The restaurant posted a video on social media saying that it was looking for the customer. The restaurant said, “We are very sorry that the restaurant is closed.
Lai, the owner of the restaurant, said in an interview with the local media, “The restaurant was closed due to a snowstorm.
He said, “The moment I saw the video, my heart broke.” “I never imagined that a customer would come through these eyes. “I should have opened the door for even one customer,” he expressed regret. “We will provide our guests with full service including appetizers, meals, drinks, desserts and even beer.”
The restaurant is said to have not been able to find any customers so far. On the 24th, the restaurant posted a poster saying that it was looking for customers and said, “I hope you will visit the restaurant again. We are waiting for you.” The poster reads, “We are looking for customers waiting for ‘food of the soul’, wearing a gray jacket, a mask, and black trousers with white stripes.”
The video is gaining popularity, recording more than 71,000 ‘views’ as of the 28th. Netizens who saw the video commented, “(Seeing the restaurant door closed) his soul seems to be collapsing”, “Just by looking at the video, you can guess the level of the restaurant’s food”, “(The guest) is half-buried in the snow. There is,” and so on.
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