Innovative Discount System

Chiang Mai Breakfast World has introduced a unique discount system that assesses diners based on their size, as determined by a specific measuring chart. This policy has not only prompted curiosity but also led to a viral moment recently when a diner attempted to navigate through a series of metal bars to secure a discount.

The restaurant’s policy states that the narrowest gap allows for a 20% discount, while as the gaps widen, the discount percentage decreases. Those who find themselves fitting through the widest gap find themselves paying full price, with a clear sign stating, “Full price, sorry.”

Social Media Buzz

A video capturing the experience went viral, showing a customer squeezing through the gaps to determine his discount. The footage, shared by Alexander Dobbins, sparked both humor and discussion among viewers, reflecting on the implications of such a policy.

As one amused observer remarked off-camera, “You need some butter,” while commenting on the man’s effort as he aimed for a 15% discount.

Public Reaction

The restaurant’s approach has ignited varied reactions, ranging from amusement to concern, highlighting the delicate balance between entertainment and body image sensitivity in today’s society. While many find the concept playful, it raises questions about the potential implications for customers who may feel self-conscious about their weight.