Plastic Restriction Makes Daphne Buy Shoes Embarrassment

When I came to a Daphne store, I looked at a shoe after several choices, and the service attitude of the shop assistant always satisfied me.

But when I paid, I met a thing that made me extremely angry.

To this, I am very shocked: so many years in shopping malls to buy shoes, businesses have been providing paper bags, how suddenly came out of plastic bags?

I used to buy shoes in Daphne, but they also provided paper bags. Why do they suddenly offer plastic bags now?

Her explanation even made me angry. I obviously bought Daphne shoes. They also clearly used paper bag shoes. At the moment, she told me that I had never used paper bags.

Of course, I told her what I knew.

Then, she explained, it was probably because the shoes I bought were more expensive, so they sent paper bags. In general, they sent plastic bags.

Finally, she added that they do not have paper bags now.

However, it is difficult to walk without shoes. Even in the face of such a hard salesman, I can only decide to buy the plastic bags they offer.

Anyway, I can't throw away shoes with some problems.

At this time, the clerk again spoke, do you have 50 Fen change?

Her words stopped me suddenly in the mid air.

Is she ready to let me pay for plastic bags alone?

Can't she charge the credit card together?

Although I told her my question, her "earnest" let me take the trouble to pick 50 Fen from her bag before I finally succeeded in calculating the purchase of shoes.

After all, I really need a pair of shoes now.

That is to say, the clerk took the money from my plastic bag, but she failed to give me a receipt, nor did it include the purchase and sale record in their computer.

If I remember correctly, the "Regulations on the management of paid use of plastic shopping bags in commodity retail establishments" clearly stipulates that the number of retail outlets for plastic shopping bags should be separately shown on the sales vouchers.

Obviously, the clerk did not do this, nor could he give me a certificate to buy plastic bags.

In other words, I don't know if I bought the plastic bag legally, or did the salesmen quietly steal it?

Before going shopping, manufacturers always provide free shopping bags, and basically buy paper bags.

The introduction of the national "plastic restriction order" will surely lead many people to exploit loopholes and make a windfall.

Although 5 cents are not many, but 100, 5, 1000, 5, and 5?

I am afraid this is not a small number.

However, I also want to warn those businessmen or shop assistants who want to make the best use of their profits: don't let the nation's efforts to make environmental decisions become your black heart greed!