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00:00On Payante, Lina slammed $10,000 down on the table, right in front of everyone.
00:04Zaya, here's your share.
00:06Good work this year.
00:07Go spoil yourself.
00:08When we opened the restaurant, we agreed you'd put in the money and I'd do the work.
00:12Splitting all profits 50 per 50.
00:14How can you just...
00:15Before I could finish, my mother-in-law scotch-poultre.
00:17Be at your age, the best you could hope for is cleaning toilets at a minimum wage job.
00:22Gross, and you'd barely scrape by.
00:24If it weren't for Lina, you'd still be working a dead-end job.
00:28Yeah, babe, $10,000 is nothing to sneeze at.
00:29You just put in a little elbow grease, that's all.
00:32Lina did most of the heavy lifting.
00:33I stared at their arrogant, patronizing faces, then calmly slipped the money into my bag.
00:39Fine.
00:39The faces lit up with relief.
00:41What they didn't know, the restaurant's most loyal customers came for the dishes I'd created myself.
00:44Without me, let's see how long this place stays open.
00:46Zaya, we'll give you another $10,000 next year when we turn a profit.
00:50Go book yourself some spa treatments.
00:52If you don't take care of yourself, you look way older than David.
00:56For real?
00:57The neighbors say you look like David's aunt.
01:01No joke.
01:02I might as well call you auntie from now on.
01:07I ignored their taunts and pulled a stack of receipts out of my bag.
01:11These are the utility bills and the security deposit I paid up front.
01:15$10,000 total.
01:17Transfer the money to me.
01:18My mother-in-law's face dropped instantly.
01:20Why are you making such a big deal out of this?
01:21You paid it, so what?
01:22Why are you asking for the money back?
01:24It's just $10.
01:25The restaurant made a million this year.
01:27It's pocket change.
01:33Exactly.
01:34We're family.
01:35Why haggle over utilities?
01:37Besides, Lina took pity on you and gave you a shot at entrepreneurship.
01:41Gratitude goes a long way.
01:43Staring at their grinning, smug faces, I was completely disillusioned with this family.
01:47When we opened the restaurant, Lina and my mother-in-law put in $10,000.
01:51Since we'd contributed less money, I took on all the work.
01:53I got up at 3 a.m. every day, driving to nearby farms and fresh produce markets to
01:57pick out the highest quality ingredients, then rushing back to prep everything before
02:01opening.
02:01Once we were open, I was stuck in the kitchen designing and cooking every single dish.
02:05On busy days, I'd work late into the night, getting less than four hours of sleep before
02:09waking up again to head to the farms or docks.
02:11I kept this up 365 days a year.
02:13Meanwhile, Lina spent her days at the spa or splurging on designer bags and clothes.
02:17We were the same age, but she looked polished and glamorous, while I was worn out,
02:20tired, and aged beyond my years.
02:22I didn't care about that, though.
02:24I just wanted the restaurant to succeed.
02:25But in the end, the restaurant pulled in $990,000, and I got $10,000.
02:29After my $10,000 in utilities I covered, I'd actually lost $10,000 that year.
02:33And they still expected me to thank Lina for everything?
02:37Bea, I should pay you back, honestly.
02:40But I just booked a 10-day Hawaiian vacation for the whole family, and I'm short on cash now.
02:45Just keep a note, and I'll settle it with you next year.
02:48The restaurant's doing great.
02:49I promise I won't miss a cent, okay?
02:51She sounded sincere.
02:52No hint of calculation in her eyes.
02:54Babe, let it go.
02:55Lina already said she'll pay you back.
02:57Don't keep nagging her.
02:58She's even taking us on vacation.
02:59That costs way more than 10 go, and Lina's always kept her word.
03:02When you make money, you share it with family.
03:04The trip's all on me, except if we all go, there's no one to run the restaurant.
03:07Bea, you stay here.
03:08David can go.
03:09You're a married couple.
03:10It doesn't matter who goes.
03:11Besides, the regulars come for your cooking.
03:13The place can't run without you.
03:14That's my clever girl.
03:16Perfect plan.
03:17Bea stays to run the restaurant.
03:20Don't be upset, babe.
03:21I'll bring you back a gift.
03:22A lump formed in my throat, heavy and stuck.
03:24I didn't snap.
03:25I just took a deep breath.
03:26I'm going back to the restaurant.
03:28Fine.
03:28Don't forget Mr. Jang's celebration bout.
03:30200 guests coming.
03:31I ignored her and walked away.
03:34Look at her, pouting like we treated her badly.
03:38Mom, that's just how she is.
03:39Thinks the world owes her.
03:41Leave her alone.
03:41She'll get over it.
03:42As the door clicked shut, my heart died.
03:44Back at the restaurant, it was peak dinner rush, packed with customers, with a line snaking
03:49out the door to wait for tables.
03:50My parents were working as waiters inside, rushing around non-stop.
03:54When we were short-staffed, Lena refused to hire more help, saying it was too expensive.
04:00A restaurant making $20,000 a day had only me and one prep cook in the kitchen, plus two
04:05waiters up front.
04:06I didn't just cook.
04:07I waited tables, took orders, and ran the register too.
04:10My parents, heartbroken by how overworked I was, volunteered to help for free for six
04:15months.
04:16Lena saw it all, and said nothing but thanks, and taking their free labor for granted.
04:20Fuming at the memory, I went into the kitchen and told the prep cook to stop cooking immediately.
04:24Then I put up a closed sign on the front door.
04:27Waiting customers grumbled, but I handed out small gifts and cash compensation to everyone,
04:32sending them off happy.
04:34Bia, everything's fine.
04:35Why close during dinner rush?
04:37You'll lose a fortune.
04:41Yeah, it's our peak hour.
04:44This can't be right.
04:45I smiled and pulled out two chairs, sitting them down with coffee.
04:49Mom, Dad, I'm done with this business.
04:52They stared, shocked.
04:53What?
04:54The restaurant's booming, making over a million a year.
04:57You can't just quit.
04:59I took a calm sip of coffee.
05:00I only got $10,000 in profit share.
05:03They froze, exchanging stunned looks.
05:08What?
05:09Lena only gave you $10,000?
05:11Even worse.
05:13I lost $10,000 total, plus six months of your unpaid labor.
05:17My dad slammed his fist on the table.
05:19How dare she?
05:20You built this restaurant with your own hands.
05:22She can't treat you like this.
05:24My mom gently stroked my calloused hands.
05:26We don't care about the money, sweetie.
05:28But $10,000?
05:30That's unfair.
05:31I smiled faintly.
05:33So I'm splitting from her.
05:34I'm opening my own restaurant.
05:36Opening a decent restaurant in the States costs at least 50 to 60 grand up front.
05:41And the regulars love your food.
05:42But will they follow you?
05:44Don't worry about the money.
05:45I'll apply for a business loan.
05:47The customers come for my cooking and my service.
05:49Trust me.
05:50I'll succeed.
05:51My parents' face is lit up with hope.
05:53We believe in you, bae.
05:54We're with you all the way.
05:55I heard there's a street front spot for rent on the block.
05:58Better location and interior than this place?
06:01Go check it out.
06:02I called the landlord right away to view the space.
06:07It was even much better than my parents said.
06:09Two stories.
06:10First floor fit 20 tables.
06:12Second floor had 10 private dining rooms.
06:14The kitchen was large, bright, and fully equipped with nearly new gear.
06:18Lena's old restaurant was only 1,700 square feet, crammed with 15 tables.
06:23No private rooms.
06:24Tiny storefront.
06:26Low ceilings.
06:27Crowded and stuffy when busy.
06:29Customers always said they only came for my food.
06:31Not the terrible environment.
06:33This new spot could host way more guests, plus private parties, graduation dinners, and corporate events.
06:39But rent was double the old place.
06:41$200,000 a year.
06:43I looked at my bank account.
06:44Only $30,000.
06:46A loan would take two weeks to process.
06:48Too slow.
06:49I couldn't risk losing the spot.
06:51Then my phone lit up.
06:53$180,000.
06:54I jumped up in shock.
06:56A text from my mom popped up right after.
06:58We sold our house, sweetie.
06:59This $150,000 is your startup fund.
07:02Don't be stressful.
07:03We'll always have your back.
07:05Tears streamed down my face.
07:07Mom, Dad, thank you.
07:10I won't let you down.
07:12With the money in hand, I called the landlord to sign the lease the next day.
07:17The next morning, I skipped my usual trip to the farms.
07:21Lina, packing for her vacation, saw me at home and scowled.
07:24Feiyun, you wish me you a cord-up.
07:26Santran Chong's Yankwe is in a weeking.
07:28Some's under yells need to be ordered in TP land.
07:30Don't mess this up.
07:31He's rich and pays $10,000 a table.
07:33You screw this up.
07:34He'll never send us customers again.
07:35I glanced at her, eating breakfast quietly.
07:37Lina, I'm quitting.
07:38What do you mean?
07:41I'm done working here.
07:43You're upset about the $10,000, aren't you?
07:46She pulled a bag of designer cosmetics from behind her and held it out like she was giving charity.
07:51Here.
07:51These are mine.
07:52They're worth thousands of dollars.
07:54Take them.
07:54We'll call it even for the utilities.
07:56No hard feelings.
07:57I didn't look up.
07:58No thanks.
08:00Take them back.
08:01Her face turned awkward for a second.
08:03Then she forced a smile.
08:04Fine.
08:05Whatever.
08:07Whatever.
08:09We have to leave for the airport now.
08:11The restaurant's in your hands.
08:13She dragged her suitcase and left with my mother-in-law and David.
08:16My husband of five years didn't even look back.
08:20Villa.
08:21Seafood.
08:21Here I come.
08:24I sighed.
08:25The cosmetics in the bag were obvious fakes with a sharp, cheap smell.
08:29I grabbed the bag to throw it away.
08:31But before I opened the door, I heard Lina muttering outside.
08:34Do you think she's really quitting?
08:37What else can she do besides cooking?
08:40She'll be back begging for a job soon.
08:45Mom's right.
08:47When we get back, she'll still be there waiting for us.
08:51I stood in the hallway and clenched my fists.
08:53I didn't want the restaurant anymore.
08:55And I didn't want my husband either.
08:57From today on, I built a restaurant that was mine.
08:59And mine alone.
09:01With that in mind, I signed the lease for the new spot immediately.
09:04Then called my lawyer to draft the divorce papers.
09:06When David came back from vacation, we'd be divorced.
09:09I went back to the old restaurant and told the staff I was starting my own place.
09:12I'm opening my own restaurant.
09:14Anyone who comes with me will get better pay and better benefits.
09:18If you want to stay, that's fine too.
09:20We're coming with you!
09:23We can't stand Lena anymore.
09:25She treats us like slaves and calls our cooking garbage.
09:28She's always yelling at us.
09:30Nothing is ever good enough for her.
09:31She pays the lowest wages on the whole block.
09:34We only stayed because of you.
09:36My heart was filled with warmth.
09:37I hired two more cooks and three servers.
09:40And we got ready to open.
09:41The new space was already fully equipped.
09:43So we just cleaned up and we were good to go.
09:45The night before opening, I sat outside and stared at the old restaurant across the street.
09:50For a whole year, I poured everything into that place.
09:51Table 8 has been waiting 20 minutes.
09:52Move faster.
09:53My time.
09:54This is cold.
09:54Take it back.
09:55My heart.
09:56And in the end, it was all for someone else.
09:58This time, it was all mine.
10:00I posted an opening poster on social media with the caption,
10:04Grand Opening.
10:0520% off all dishes.
10:07New and returning customers welcome.
10:09Old regulars blew up my posts, flooded the comments.
10:12Can't wait.
10:13The new place looks amazing.
10:15My kid lives for your cooking.
10:16We'll be there tomorrow.
10:18Congratulations, B.
10:19Looking at all the likes from loyal customers, I smiled.
10:22Tomorrow would be a good day.
10:24Then a text from Lina popped up.
10:26Here's Mr. Jang's banquet menu.
10:27Buy cheap frozen seafood and add extra seasoning.
10:30Don't mess this up or we're finished.
10:32I gave a cold snort and deleted the chat.
10:34Lina, you can handle Mr. Jang's fancy high-end banquet yourself.
10:39The next day, everyone arrived bright and early to prep and get ready for opening day.
10:43My parents even asked our neighbors they knew well to help hand out flyers around the neighborhood.
10:49Old customers showed up before we even opened.
10:52This place is so much nicer than the old one.
10:54Finally, away from Lina's attitude.
10:58We only came for your food anyway.
11:01They sat down and ordered, praising every dish.
11:05By noon, we were full, with a line wrapping around the block.
11:08We were swamped.
11:09Everyone was busy rushing around.
11:11The head chef and I were in the kitchen, cooking non-stop.
11:14Meanwhile, Lina's family kept posting photos all day.
11:17Beach trips, fancy dinners, luxury shopping sprees.
11:21They tagged me.
11:22Wish you were here, babe.
11:23New designer bag, only $20,000.
11:26I checked my phone when I was free, then put it down and kept working.
11:29At closing time, we were all exhausted.
11:32I grabbed my calculator.
11:33My fingers moved quickly over the calculator.
11:35And when the last keystroke fell, I barely contained my joy and announced,
11:39$15,000 in sales today!
11:41Everyone gets a $100 bonus!
11:44We cheered.
11:45Tears pricked my eyes.
11:46It was just the first day, but it was perfect.
11:49David called for the first time in days, sounding annoyed.
11:55Why haven't you replied to my texts?
11:57I've been cooking all day.
11:59No time for my phone.
12:00Told you she's working.
12:02She never quit.
12:02Then why are there no sales in our account?
12:05She's just prepping for Mr. Jang's banquet.
12:07Don't worry.
12:07Right.
12:08We'll be back to help you before the banquet.
12:11Hurry up!
12:11The crabs are getting cold!
12:13My mother-in-law yelled in the background.
12:14They hung up without a goodbye.
12:16They just wanted to make sure I was still their obedient cook.
12:18If they'd checked my social media, they'd have known I was gone for good.
12:22For the next few days, business stayed steady at $10,000 a day.
12:25I added delivery, and we were making enough to pay back my parents.
12:29$150,000 in no time.
12:31Ten days later, Lena's family came back from Hawaii.
12:34They walked up to the old restaurant and saw the closed sign.
12:37Lena frowned.
12:40Why is it closed?
12:41It's late.
12:42They're closed for the night.
12:44They unlocked the door, walked in, and froze.
12:47The kitchen was empty.
12:48The dining room covered in dust.
12:50Call Ben now!
12:53David called ten times.
12:55No answer.
12:56Lena opened my social media and saw my grand opening post.
13:01The next morning, they showed up at my new restaurant, furious.
13:05How dare you open a restaurant behind my back and steal my staff?
13:09What is wrong with you?
13:11I stepped back.
13:12I told you I was quitting before you left for vacation.
13:15You just didn't believe me.
13:17You quit over ten grand?
13:19I gave you a chance.
13:20You'd be nothing without me.
13:22We made one million.
13:24You took 990 grand.
13:26I took ten grand.
13:28Who's the real winner here?
13:30Ungrateful brat!
13:32Give this restaurant to Lena or I'll ruin you!
13:33Babe, stop being childish.
13:35Mr. Jang's banquet is huge.
13:36Don't mess this up.
13:38I stared at him.
13:39This man would never protect me.
13:42Get out.
13:43Lena and my mother-in-law charged at me.
13:45My staff stepped forward, blocking me.
13:49This restaurant has nothing to do with you.
13:51If you harass me again, I'll call the police and get a restraining order.
13:57They backed down.
13:59I added,
14:00Mr. Jang's banquet is in two days.
14:02Better get moving.
14:05I walked inside.
14:06Babe, I bought you coffee.
14:08Just apologize to Lena.
14:10He thought a coffee could fix everything.
14:12Babe, we're family...
14:14Not anymore.
14:16What?
14:17David,
14:19I want a divorce.
14:21They stood there, stunned.
14:22I went back to work.
14:23At lunch, Mrs. Wilson, principal of Oak Elementary School, came in.
14:27Bea, I love your food.
14:30Fresh, healthy, great for kids.
14:31Would you cater our school lunches?
14:33Lena refused.
14:34She said it's not profitable enough.
14:36I said yes, immediately.
14:372,000 kids.
14:39Steady income.
14:40Guaranteed profit.
14:41I finalized the menu that day.
14:43The kids loved the food.
14:44And Mrs. Wilson signed the contract.
14:46On my way back, I passed the old restaurant.
14:49Empty.
14:50I still had access to their security cameras.
14:52I watched Lena begging Mr. Zhang on the phone.
14:56Lena's voice shook.
14:57Mr. Zhang, can we reschedule the banquet?
15:00We've had some issues.
15:02Reschedule.
15:03This is my son's college graduation.
15:05If you mess this up, you're finished in this city.
15:08It's all ready.
15:10Everything's perfect.
15:11We have no chef.
15:12No food.
15:14And we spent all the deposit.
15:15No chef.
15:16No food.
15:17What do I do?
15:18I got it.
15:20Frozen creed dishes.
15:21Heat and serve.
15:23$100 a table.
15:24We make $9,900 profit.
15:26Of course.
15:27It's better than bacon.
15:28You'll never know.
15:30I laughed.
15:31Mr. Zhang was a food expert.
15:32He'd taste the frozen garbage in one bite.
15:34The next day, the banquet began.
15:37The first dish was served.
15:38Mr. Zhang stood up and flipped the table over.
15:40You dare serve me frozen trash for $10,000 a table?
15:44Are you insane?
15:45His body parts smashed up.
15:47Lena huddled in the corner, sobbing.
15:49Please.
15:49Mr. Zhang was furious and had nowhere else to go.
15:52Mr. Zhang.
15:53Long time no see.
15:56Bia, your cooking is the best.
15:58Can you host my banquet here?
16:00Of course.
16:01I'd stayed up all night prepping premium ingredients.
16:03Rearranged the private rooms and decorated for the party.
16:06The food, service, and decor were perfect.
16:09The guests raved.
16:11Afterwards, Mr. Zhang handed me $100,000.
16:14Thank you.
16:14I'll send all my friends here.
16:16She'll pay for this.
16:18Mr. Zhang's revenge was swift.
16:20Lena's restaurant closed.
16:21She had to pay $100,000 in legal fees.
16:24Her reputation was destroyed.
16:26She came to my restaurant.
16:28You think you won?
16:30I can open another restaurant.
16:31Just wait and see.
16:33I smiled.
16:34She'd never understand.
16:35Three months later, she opened a new restaurant.
16:38$3 million investment.
16:39My mother-in-law sold their house.
16:41She hired a top team and left again from Maldives.
16:44The day before opening, she found the placent.
16:47The team had run off with all the money.
16:49They came begging.
16:50David broke down in tears.
16:51We're sorry.
16:52We lost everything.
16:55Please take us back.
16:57Don't divorce him.
16:58We'll work for you.
16:59I'll pay back the $10,000.
17:01Please help us.
17:02I looked at them.
17:03They weren't sorry.
17:04They were desperate.
17:05I'm not helping you, David.
17:07Sign the divorce papers, or I'll sue you.
17:11Sue me?
17:12Half this restaurant is mine.
17:13It's marital property.
17:15You can't escape us.
17:17The restaurant belongs to my father.
17:19The money came from selling his house.
17:21I'm only the manager.
17:22It's not marital property.
17:24They tried to argue, but my staff stood behind me.
17:26They left.
17:27Defeated.
17:27Then Lena went live on social media.
17:29The cashier ran to me.
17:30Bia, Lena's live.
17:32She's lying about you.
17:33I gave her a job.
17:34I trusted her.
17:35And she betrayed me.
17:37She ruined my banquet.
17:38She stole my restaurant.
17:39She took everything for me.
17:41She stole our money.
17:43She destroyed this family.
17:46She's evil.
17:48Don't eat at her restaurant.
17:49She uses expired food.
17:52The comments turned ugly.
17:53Shame on her.
17:54Boycott her restaurant.
17:55I shared her stream to my 28 customer groups.
17:5814,000 loyal regulars.
18:00They flooded Lena's live.
18:02We were there.
18:03Lena did nothing.
18:04You served frozen food and got caught.
18:06Shame on you.
18:07Lena panicked and ended the stream.
18:09I sued them for defamation.
18:11Lena got 30 days in jail.
18:13A 20,000 in damages.
18:14I divorced David.
18:16Six months later, my restaurant was number one on the city's best food list.
18:19We expanded twice.
18:21Monthly revenue hit $500,000.
18:23One year later, I was opening my second location.
18:26I saw Lena outside a cheap street restaurant wearing skimpy clothes, begging customers to
18:30come in.
18:31The assistant said, she lost everything.
18:33Her mom's in a nursing home.
18:34Her brother left.
18:35She works here for tips.
18:36I didn't care.
18:37My focus was my restaurant.
18:39That's all that matters.
18:42The moment I signed the lease for my first branch, my fingers brushed against the brand
18:46new contract, and a deep sense of steadfastness settled in my heart.
18:50My original restaurant had long secured the top spot on the local food ranking list.
18:54Diners flocked here every single day.
18:56Regular customers came back time and again, while tourists traveled from afar just to try
19:00our food.
19:01Expanding to a new branch was only a matter of time.
19:04This new location sat right in the city's high-end commercial district, surrounded by office
19:08buildings and luxury apartments.
19:10The foot traffic and spending power here far outshone our original street front shop.
19:14For an entire week, my team and I pulled all-nighters planning renovations, finalizing menus, and
19:19training new staff.
19:20I oversaw every single detail, from the layout of the kitchen to the etiquette for front-of-house
19:25service.
19:26The veteran employees who had followed me from the old restaurant had now become core supervisors,
19:30handling their duties efficiently and reliably.
19:33Ms. Bay, several established restaurants around here have heard we're opening.
19:36I was buying supplies yesterday, and I overheard a chef from a Michelin-recommended restaurant.
19:40He said a home-style place like ours wouldn't survive three months in this district.
19:44Good.
19:44If they're already talking about us, that means they're paying attention.
19:49I smiled faintly as I continued tweaking exclusive signature dishes for the branch.
19:54Let our food speak for itself.
19:55There's no need to dwell on idle gossip.
19:57We don't aim to outshine anyone.
19:59We just focus on running our business well.
20:01Competition in the overseas catering industry has always been fierce and unapologetic.
20:05Most restaurants in this commercial zone had been operating for over a decade, backed
20:09by abundant capital and extensive social connections.
20:12Naturally, they grew wary when a small restaurant built purely on word of mouth moved in.
20:16I had anticipated this and prepared myself for cutthroat competition.
20:20We held no lavish grand opening ceremony.
20:22Instead, we stuck to our classic promotion, 20% off all dishes, plus complimentary handmade desserts
20:28and signature drinks for every table.
20:30Even so, the branch was packed from day one.
20:33Office workers, apartment residents, and wandering tourists poured in.
20:36Our authentic flavors, generous portions, fresh ingredients, and thoughtful service quickly
20:41won over a large group of new loyal customers.
20:46Yet trouble arrived just three days after the opening.
20:48It was the busy pre-service hour when food safety inspectors showed up out of the blue
20:52with an official notice.
20:53They said someone had filed an anonymous complaint, accusing us of selling spoiled ingredients,
20:57failing kitchen hygiene standards, and illegally using food additives.
21:01The inspectors marched straight into the kitchen and began checking refrigerators,
21:04ingredient shelves, cookware, and disinfection equipment one by one.
21:08The new junior staff panicked and turned to me nervously.
21:11I kept calm and fully cooperated with the inspection.
21:14All meat, vegetables, and dry goods had been delivered from our partnered farms and specialty
21:18food markets that very morning.
21:19Every purchase receipt, quarantine certificate, and inventory log was neatly filed.
21:23Our kitchen underwent thorough sanitization three times a day, and staff health certificates
21:28were displayed in plain view.
21:29We complied with every industry regulation.
21:32After a comprehensive check...
21:33Everything here is fully up to standard.
21:35We found absolutely no violations.
21:38This was clearly a malicious complaint.
21:40We'll make an official record.
21:41If anything like this happens again, contact us immediately.
21:46It must be those restaurants nearby.
21:48They're jealous because our business is booming.
21:50They couldn't beat us fairly, so they tried to shut us down.
21:53I walked to the window and glanced at the luxurious restaurants across the street,
21:56knowing exactly what was happening.
21:58Spreading rumors, filing false complaints, and sabotaging rivals were common tactics in this
22:02line of work.
22:03And this was only the beginning.
22:04Clear conscience fears no accusation.
22:06We do our jobs properly.
22:08We never compromise on ingredients or quality.
22:10No petty schemes can bring us down.
22:12We thought the malicious report was the end of it, but more trouble followed in the days
22:15ahead.
22:16A flood of one-star reviews suddenly popped up on food delivery platforms, all posting
22:21identical negative comments.
22:23Bitter-tasting food, stale ingredients, rude service, and excruciatingly slow serving speed.
22:29Every account behind these reviews was newly registered with no prior order history.
22:33Blatant fake reviews meant to tarnish our reputation.
22:36Soon after, loiterers hung around our entrance, whispering lies to incoming guests, claiming
22:42we used gutter oil and low-quality ingredients.
22:44Our customer flow dropped noticeably.
22:46The dining hall, once full to capacity even during peak hours, now had plenty of empty
22:51seats.
22:52New diners turned away after hearing the rumors.
22:56Boss, if this keeps going, the branch will suffer badly.
23:00Should we explain ourselves to the customers and clear our name?
23:05Actions speak louder than words.
23:07I thought for a moment and made a decision.
23:09First, print out all purchase receipts, ingredient quarantine reports, and real-time kitchen surveillance
23:14footage, then post them at the entrance and share them on social media and our customer
23:17groups.
23:18Second, set up a free-tasting stand outside the shop for passers-by to try our signature dishes.
23:22Third, assign a dedicated team to submit evidence to the delivery platforms and appeal
23:26against the fake reviews.
23:27Our strategy worked instantly.
23:28Pedestrians saw the fresh ingredients and spotless kitchen with their own eyes and tasted our
23:33delicious food firsthand.
23:35The rumors crumbled overnight.
23:36The platforms removed all fake reviews and permanently banned the troll accounts.
23:40In just two days, our customer flow rebounded, even higher than the opening week.
23:45Restaurants that show their kitchen are the most reliable.
23:48Saying restaurants that dare to show their kitchen and ingredients are truly trustworthy.
23:51Our scheming rivals gave up once their tricks failed.
23:54He's not in the way of the fact that we're in the afternoon when he auditioned it.
23:54$500 a new year with offensive.
23:54$20 a new year with regard to the RW made and drive for the next issue
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