Some studios in the central area, after a customer finished their session, sent out a questionnaire asking the customer to point out the shortcomings of that massage. After the customer honestly told them, their social-media editor got upset when they saw the feedback and went on the studio's official LINE page to insult the customer, continually blaming the customer. So why do these studios send out questionnaires to evaluate the staff's attitude? If any studio sends a questionnaire after a massage from now on, I suggest not replying at all — and even if there was something bad, don't say it, so you won't be scolded after spending a lot of money. To be treated like a fool, spending money and then being yelled at by their editor — they themselves sent the questionnaire asking customers about the quality and feeling of this visit, the customer honestly said the experience felt very poor, and then their editor cursed the customer in the official LINE group, repeatedly blaming them. For studios and editors who insult customers like this: if they send any post-service questionnaires, absolutely do not respond, and never patronize them again, so you don't pay to suffer and get scolded. Is this for real? It's really absurd.

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