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An incident occurred in Taoyuan City's Zhongli Cash Box KTV box where a man directly used a public pot for guests as a urinal. After the video was exposed by netizens on the social platform Threads, it triggered widespread discussions and hygienic concerns.
The man peed directly in the public pot in the cash box box. (Provided with authorization from @young4420128)
The outrageous "urinal" scandal broke out at the Zhongli cash register in Taoyuan City! A netizen posted a video on Threads on the 5th, which showed a man using a public pot originally intended for guests in a KTV box as a urinal. The outrageous behavior sparked heated discussions among netizens and raised concerns about hygiene. In response to this, Zhongli Money Store responded urgently, emphasizing that all public pots and happy pots in the store have been removed from the shelves and replaced with new ones, and those involved will be held accountable in accordance with the law.
The original PO posted a video on Threads to break the news, and said angrily, "That pot is for public use...not your own trash can, nor your toilet. The thought that there may be other guests using it later makes me feel super disgusted."
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After seeing the video, other netizens left comments saying, "Everyone in the box is sick! No one can stop me." "There is a toilet in the box." "You will have to bring your own ice bucket from now on..." "Do you need to bring your own eco-friendly cup to the cash register now?" "This is for Why do hotel staff always say not to use the hot water kettle in the room? You never know what the last guest put in the kettle..." Some netizens were so angry that they said, "Please investigate the cashier to the end", "Support the lawsuit", "If the cashier does not sue, I will not go there in the future."
In response to this incident, the Qiangui Zhongli store later officially stated that in order to protect the safety and consumption rights of consumers, all public pots and happy pots in the store were removed from the shelves as soon as possible after the incident, and all new products were replaced to ensure environmental sanitation. Customers who come to consume are asked to use it with peace of mind. At the same time, we solemnly reiterate that the company will not be lenient to any disorderly and illegal behavior that infringes on consumer rights or damages the company's goodwill in illegal ways, and will certainly pursue relevant responsibilities in accordance with the law.

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