Did children who received a bread gift express their gratitude in a very special way?
Yes, a CCTV video filmed at a cafe in Nam-gu, Busan, was recently shared on an online community.
The footage shows four children, appearing to be elementary school students, standing in a row in front of the counter and simultaneously performing a deep traditional bow toward the staff.
Even after finishing the bow, they bent their waists at a 90-degree angle to repeatedly greet the staff before leaving the shop.
According to the cafe, the children were about to give up on buying bread because they were short on money, but a staff member handed them a croissant on the house.
It was reported that the children expressed their gratitude this way after finishing the bread.
A cafe staff member revealed that they heard the children whispering and plotting something upstairs, which turned out to be the preparation for this thank-you gesture.
The video surpassed 370,000 views, and netizens responded warmly, commenting, "It's so cute how they were shy yet kept greeting until the end," and "Both the children and the owner who gifted the bread are wonderful to see."
(Photo Source: Threads @dal__soup)
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