Changsha men are blackened by buffets because they eat too much. Why do many people support enterprises?

The behavior of merchants will not bring losses to consumers, so there is no infringement of consumers' rights and interests. China's current laws only stipulate compulsory contracting obligations for some contract subjects related to residents' basic life. There are no restrictions on ordinary trading entities, such as restaurants and hotels. Men can eat too much. They will lose a lot of money when they come to the store. If the boss doesn't want to do business at a loss, he can only pull people out. However, it is obvious that men can't agree with the store's practice. The man said that since it is a buffet, you must be full when spending money, and the store is doing business. He didn't waste anything to hack him. Now the price is so high, the person in charge says he really can't afford it. He can come once or twice, but Mr. Kang has come five times. He loses hundreds of dollars every time he comes. Although he runs a buffet, it is a private enterprise, so he can't receive Mr. Kang. Other guests didn't come to ask for a refund even if they didn't have enough to eat.