Recently, a ramen shop in Nara, Japan sparked a conversation.
This is a ramen shop located in a remote alley. Since most students come to eat noodles, the shop has been very restrained in pricing all year round.
As prices have risen in recent years, the boss decided to offer one last special offer before the price increase!
As long as students bring their parents to eat noodles, they can get a 500 yen discount.
1:00 As soon as the ramen shop opened, customers started coming in one after another. After observing for a while, the reporter discovered that indeed a very high proportion of children came to eat with their parents.
There are mothers and sons who come to eat noodles together, and there are also fathers and sons who come to eat noodles together.
When I arrived at the checkout, the clerk said a novel term: "After taking advantage of the filial piety discount, the total is 1,600 yen."
The so-called "filial filial piety discount" is the name of this promotion. The notice in the
store reads: Students who bring their parents to the store can enjoy a 500 yen discount, provided that the student pays the price.
It turns out that students not only need to bring their parents with them, but also need to treat their parents to dinner to enjoy the discount.
Of course, it would not be considered filial piety if parents are asked to pay, so the boss will keep an eye on the students paying for it themselves.
This event was particularly in line with the theme of "filial piety", which made the parents who came to the store very happy.
"After all, at this age, we usually don't go out to eat with our children."
"Normally he doesn't ask me to have dinner together, thanks to this discount providing an opportunity."
The store's unprecedented creative discount method, Although it is not much cheaper, it has unexpectedly attracted good reviews. It really kills two birds with one stone.
