Suzhou Alert: Don't Get Zapped by 'Xiongxiong Store' (Opp. Humble Administrator's Garden)!
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Just shamelessly ripping off tourists.
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You can tell these places offering luggage storage are just in it for a quick buck. Totally unreliable.
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It's fine to charge for things, but to blatantly lie and rip us off like that is just infuriating.
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Integrity should be the cornerstone of any business. When tourists choose to spend money near the Humble Administrator's Garden, it shows their trust in the area and their affection for Suzhou. Xiongxiong Store's actions, however, have betrayed that trust. They're not just losing tourist goodwill, but also damaging their own reputation and long-term prospects. Hopefully, the shop will reflect deeply on its behavior, operate with honesty, and stop such farces, giving tourists back a safe and pleasant shopping environment. We also urge relevant authorities to strengthen oversight of businesses near attractions to prevent more disappointing incidents and protect Suzhou's golden tourism brand.
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Is this AI-generated?
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They should just rename it 'Super Xiong Store' then.
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Right? Isn't that what it should be called?
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Next time, you can just leave your stuff at my place, hahaha.
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Bump this up! Everyone planning a trip to Suzhou needs to know about this!
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Today at the Canglang Pavilion, I bought a bottle of 'Classmate Xiaoming' Lime Black Tea from a vending machine – 9 yuan!!
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Bump this up! Everyone planning a trip to Suzhou needs to know about this!
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I never buy from shops around scenic spots—a hard pass for me—except maybe from the food stalls.
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Next time, try storing your luggage at a subway station. Many of them have lockers now.
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Okay, thanks, sweetie!