The new truth that you see these days.

(1)Tonkatsu Point> Modified today
(2)I ordered udon with assorted pork cutlet.
(3)I wrote down the expected arrival time in a memo and ordered it, but the udon soup was chewy like Chapagetti, maybe cooked right after receiving the order.
(4)Is this a problem with Baemin’s system that made the time information impossible to write down? Either way, it’s going to be a minus.
(5)Pork cutlet itself is delicious. Especially, I think college students living alone will be satisfied with the deliciousness even when it’s cold. But the high price can be burdensome for students.

(1)Boss, it’s been modified today.
(2)We’ll ask for your time.
(3)It’s hard to match it clearly. Other people’s orders come in, so if you want to pack it accordingly, please visit the store and order it, and you can order it according to what you want. The price is high because the customer ordered an additional spicy udon to the sampler, which is the largest pork cutlet group, and I think it’s natural that the price is high.You ordered the menu you wanted, but if you say anything about the price, it’s embarrassing for us.

(1)Addition based on answer
(2)Wow, I didn’t expect you to answer me. That’s right after I got my order, Joe.
(3)I received your confirmation that you ignored the memo due to your circumstances.
(4)I could have called and checked in advance or asked for your understanding, and I could have canceled my order using the Baemin app, but it’s refreshing to have been ignored. Yes, money is very important.
(5)The price is just a concern about the position of a college town pursuing cost-effectiveness, and thank you for your clear answer to that. You seem to be complaining about the price I ordered.You can only see things with your eyes, so I understand.
(6)In return for your refreshing answer, we will deduct additional points.
(7)It’s a customer’s right.
(8)They think it’s just a whining from the truth, and they’ll sell a lot and earn a lot.
(9)I wish you all the best.