What the elderly man did 3 hours later after taking a bouquet of flowers from an unmanned flower shop - South Korean report

It was learned that an elderly person who took a bouquet of flowers from an unmanned flower shop returned three hours later and made the payment. Recently, a flower shop in Gyeongsangnam-do (Gyeongsangnam-do) and Jinju (Jinju) posted a photo on SNS.
posted a video saying, ``An old man wearing a hat at an unmanned store at dawn took away a bouquet of flowers without paying.''
The footage shows elderly people wearing orange jumpers walking around the store at 6 a.m. on the 4th.
He was recorded taking a close look at the store and leaving the store with a bouquet of flowers displayed in the showcase. Three hours later, the elderly man reappeared. This store is closed late at night.
Although it is run by people, there is a staff member on duty during the day. The elderly person reportedly handed cash to the staff member who arrived to work and said, ``I brought this bouquet with me.''
An elderly person said, ``It's my wife's birthday, so I wanted to give her flowers, but I was grateful that I was able to buy them in the morning.'' ``Flowers are also very nice.''
Rei gave a thumbs up, saying, "This kind of system is very good." There was a kiosk installed at the sales floor for unattended payments, but the elderly man said he didn't know how to use it. Against this
Then, a store employee showed him how to use the kiosk. The florist explains why they operate an unmanned flower shop, saying, ``We created this space for when anyone needs flowers.''
Since it is difficult to use a bank account, I wrote that it is possible to pay by bank transfer or Zero Pay, but I get a lot of calls from people who don't know how to do that. "Sometimes people just give up and go home," he said.
She continued, ``The grandfather said that the flowers were so beautiful that he wanted to give them to the grandmother, and that he was sorry for taking them without paying for them.''
She said that she thought she would be surprised to see the missing bouquet, so she came rushing in at the same time the store clerk arrived at work, but I can't tell you how moved she was."
She added, ``Thank you. I want you to feel free to visit my store again. I want to send you more beautiful bouquets.''
I'll make some,'' he added. Netizens who saw the video wrote, ``Elderly people may not be used to kiosks.I understand,'' and ``They are too careful to steal.''
I thought it was strange because I kept going around,'' and ``It's so nice that you remembered to come back.''