Brothers, you must understand one thing: we’re out here to eat. The key is to fill our stomachs—not that we absolutely have to eat at a specific restaurant.

If one place is tasty and has great value, I’ll go eat there. If this place is busy and I need to wait in line, then I’ll just take a number and wait.
If waiting too long isn’t suitable, then I’ll line up for 10 places first.
If I can’t eat here today, I’ll come back tomorrow and see.
If the shop raises prices on the spot, I’ll immediately switch to another place.
Even though I only choose one restaurant to eat at each time, I’m keeping an eye on 100 options at any moment.
When it comes to dining, you eat first and pay after. If there are some places that require payment upfront, I can pay—but only for that specific time.
If you want me to pay 30 years in advance, you’re treating me like an idiot.
In my city, there are many restaurants and fewer consumers—roughly 3 to 1.
As for those who say there are 30 million more consumers, they’re just trying to fool me. Nonsense and lies.

I’m a consumer—so I’m the god.