Waiting in a line for a kilometer and spending eight hours just to get an internet-famous green rice ball – do you think it’s worth it?
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In March, when the grass grows and birds sing, green rice balls become available again. This morning, I heard in the news that there were long queues outside a popular restaurant in Shanghai for its famous green rice balls. Some people had to wait up to eight hours just to get one of these rice balls. Is this simply blind following of trends, or do these popular green rice balls possess an irresistible appeal for food lovers? Let’s all discuss this
Haha, I’ll do anything for food
It seems like the markup by scalpers isn’t that high. Eight hours is maybe too long; the time cost is too high
I don’t think it’s that high. I believe the people in line are paying tribute to creative chefs and innovative dishes
It’s definitely not worth it; how much can be done in eight hours? . .
Eight hours isn’t either a necessity; I’m not willing to wait
Whether it’s worth it depends on personal feelings, and has nothing to do with others’ feelings. When we judge whether what others do is worth it, are we ourselves doing such judgments worth it?
It’s good to use the opinions of others as a reference for yourself, and to avoid acting blindly
However, what we are doing now is to serve as a reference for others.