"Let's grow old properly" to a customer who asked absurdly to "call a lady" at a rice soup restaurant.

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Controversy is brewing over the story of a drunk man at a rice soup restaurant making a fuss to sing "The Pub Lady."

On the afternoon of the 12th, A, who runs a rice soup restaurant, posted an online community related to the self-employed, titled "A drunk customer from the rice soup restaurant came and asked me to call you."

According to A's post, two customers visited the rice soup restaurant he runs.

One of the two was quite drunk, and the other, in a rather cautious manner, said, "My friend is drunk, so his voice may be loud. I ask for your understanding."

The problem is, the drunk customer said, "Is there a lady here? Why aren't there any customers? If you don't have a girl, call her," he said, making an absurd request.On

, Mr. A asked his party, "What would you like to do? Do you want to cover his mouth? Do you want me to dial 112?" The group apologized, saying, "I will warn you."

Mr. A said, "Even drunk customers are no longer acting rudely. Let's really get old beautifully," he added.

Other self-employed people who encountered the story sympathized with A's position and expressed anger. They said, "There is no need to mix words. When that happens, I turn on the recorder and report it to the police, "The dog is here, not the customer," and "Call the police lady."

Reporter Park Sun-young of Digital News Team