``Nowadays, part-time store clerks sit around and don't even say hello, which makes me angry. Am I too old?''...Controversy among internet users = South Korea

In South Korea, a post was published saying that they were irritated by part-time store clerks who sat down and did not greet customers when they arrived, causing a controversy among netizens.
Recently, an article with the title ``I'm really annoyed by part-time store clerks these days'' appeared in an online community.
The author of the post, Mr. A, said, ``When a customer came in, he didn't even look at me, sat down and said ``Welcome'' in a low voice, and didn't say hello when he left the store.
These items were still in the store," he wrote. Next, Mr. A said, ``I'll talk to the store manager, but if things don't improve, I'll have to talk directly to the part-time clerk.
"I was working part-time at the store, but even if the store manager wasn't motivated, I thought it was my store and worked hard to sell as many items as possible to increase sales," he said, confessing his dissatisfaction.
He added, ``Even if I sit for a while when I have free time, when a customer comes in, I stand up and say thank you, and I stand there until the customer leaves.
I tried to do it, but I put so much effort into it that I ended up quitting. Am I too old to think this way?" he asked. Netizens who understood the situation said, ``They even carefully calculated the items.
``It would be nice if you could say hello to me, but why don't you even say hello?'', ``You're just an old person'', ``Do I really have to say hello?'', ``When I look at part-time clerks these days, the customers are more like parents.
There were a variety of reactions, including, ``There are many cases where it's sad,'' and ``I don't even want to say hello. I'd rather see young children complaining.''