On the 4th, a post titled 'I was complaining about side dishes at a friend's house—what do you think?' was posted on an online community. The author, Mr. A, recently visited a friend's house and was treated to a heartfelt meal by his friend's mother. The menu A revealed consisted of seven hearty side dishes: seaweed, beef radish soup, seasoned bean sprouts, seasoned cucumber salad, shredded dried squid, seasoned spinach, and fried egg. However, Mr. A said, "I didn't argue with my friend," but added, "When a friend comes over, don't you usually order something tasty like delivery food?" and asked others what others thought about this kind of outfit. Netizens' reactions were overwhelmingly criticizing Mr. A's immature attitude, strongly criticizing with comments like, "You're full," "Not only a 7-course meal,,,, but a 2-course meal is a waste," " Preparing something like that for someone else's child these days is an incredible amount of thought," and "Instead of ordering delivery food, you should be the one to eat it." These days, teenagers have become so accustomed to delivery food and dining culture from a young age that they see delivery foods like pizza, chicken, and tteokbokki as more 'special treats' than home-cooked meals??? It seems to be a mishap stemming from generational differences in the concept of 'food hospitality'!!!!!!!
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