In the end, those who really eat for free are very few, unless they are particularly strapped for cash.
The thing that Sister Hong couldn't understand the most was that a few beggars were even let in.
They were all small children or elderly people.
The waiter was a bit hesitant, unsure if he should go over or not.
Pei Shu'er happened to come over from the kitchen and saw a few beggars standing helplessly in the hall, while other customers frowned.
"Manager, what's going on, even beggars are let in?"
Pei Shu'er smiled and said, "As long as they have money, they are also customers of Pei's Restaurant."
The customer who spoke wanted to leave but thought the food on his plate was too delicious and sat back down.
Forget it, just eat with my head down.
However, the arrangement of these beggars really needs to be well considered. After all, even if they are placed in the hall, they might still be bullied by other customers, adding a lot of management difficulty for no reason.
