Goof

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“About Kindness” To be honest, before I visited, after reading the reviews on Kakao Map, I thought I shouldn’t go. You were kinder than I thought. From the customer's point of view, the line between kindness and unkindness seems to be very vague. Some say it's kind to ask for one more kindly, while others say it's kind if it's not burdensome and just sticks to the work of the staff. Even if the tone sounds chic. Gyudongjip and Jijidang, which are now franchises, sometimes had to be careful when ordering even in the early days. The staff didn't say anything other than a few words when they took the order, and the customers had to quietly eat and leave under the rule of 'nothing'🤫 At first, there were many people who complained that this was unkind, but in fact, this phrase was written on the front of the menu board at Jijidang. There was. “There is not the kindness you expect, but there is warm rice. Thank you for coming.” In a modern society that is already full of pretentiousness, pretentious kindness has been abandoned, and both customers and employees have applied comfortable individualism. Goof was more like this than unkind. A clean, unobtrusive response. The coffee is delicious, and at night it turns into a pub-like atmosphere and serves alcoholic beverages. If you were uneasy after reading the reviews on Kakao Map, you may want to go. If you are going in a group, please take note. * For fear of misunderstanding, 'clean response' and 'bluntness' are different!