”I'll leave you 1,500 won”...Students caught on CCTV at an unmanned store, shop owners moved = South Korea

Amid reports of teenagers stealing from unmanned stores on a daily basis, an incident was revealed in which a student left 1,500 won (approximately 173 yen) at the store.
Mr. A, who runs an unmanned cup ramen shop in Jungran-gu, Seoul, recently posted on social media, ``When I was cleaning up the shop, I found money in a tissue case,'' and added, ``What kind of...
I thought it was money, so I looked at the CCTV (security camera) and was moved.'' According to Mr. A, CCTV shows a male student hesitating for a moment in front of the store's door.
The video showed him entering the store. The student bought cup ramen outside and ate it inside Mr. A's shop. After finishing the ramen, the student takes out 1,000 won and 500 won from his wallet.
I showed it to the CCTV and put it in the tissue case. Mr. A's store also sells ramen, but students cannot buy ramen there because they only accept credit card payments.
It seems that he felt sorry for having to eat the ramen he had bought elsewhere, so he paid a kind of ``seating fee.'' Mr. A said, ``There is no space to eat ramen at the nearby convenience store.''
stomach. "Students often eat cup ramen while sitting in parks or on the roadside," he said, adding, "Perhaps because it was raining and cold on the day of the video, they hesitated a little before entering the store, eating ramen, and putting down their money."
It looks like he went," he said. He added, ``I can't believe there are students like this these days. This student will definitely become a big name. I've been feeling great since this morning.''
She added, ``Last month, four adults bought sandwiches at the store next door and went to eat at our store,'' adding, ``At that time, I felt lonely.''
However, I met a student with a pure heart for the first time in a while. "They're cute, polite, and even better than adults," he said, impressed.