Vlog Wheelchair Case: The boy cried and admitted his mistake, but was defended by his noodle shop niece-in-law?

Recently, social networks have spread information about the incident of Vu Minh Lam - a quite famous TikToker with 248,000 followers - when eating at two locations in Hanoi and received not very good experiences.

Specifically, according to the post on Vu Minh Lam's personal page, Lam said he and his girlfriend were refused service and had to receive harsh words from the restaurant owner because they were in wheelchairs.

Below the post, Lam also told a story about accidentally meeting foreign guests traveling to Hanoi for the first time and being comforted when he learned what happened before.

Immediately after being posted on social media, the article immediately received many responses. Many people cannot hide their frustration at the actions of people who discriminate against people with disabilities. However, there are also many people who doubt the authenticity of the post because the article has many unreasonable points. If not true, it will greatly affect the image and people of Hanoi in general.

Recently, to answer all the online community's questions, the owner of the pho restaurant - the place mentioned by TikToker Vu Minh Lam in the article - also spoke up.

According to the owner, she did not chase Vu Minh Lam away, but only reminded "you sit over there, is it spacious for you to eat and drink water?" Furthermore, the owner confirmed that the TikToker couple still ate and drank normally and did not go home crying like the owner shared.

Sharing on Knowledge & Life, Vu Minh Lam affirmed that his and his girlfriend's experiences at the pho restaurant were really as bad as what he said on Facebook.

Telling more clearly about the incident, Vu Minh Lam said: "That is my own restaurant. Last time I came, I met a younger lady selling pho who was very friendly, as was the staff. She let us both sit near where she worked." pho, because that's the only place that fits my car.

The owner told us to go to the cafe next door. But because after eating, I was planning to go get coffee somewhere else, so I didn't go there. She kept being vicious, upset, and yelling at the staff.

She asked, "Eat a bowl?", I felt very sad because it's not like I wanted to choose a body like this. The two kids said: "No, we order 2 bowls". Before eating, we filmed the two of us having fun in the restaurant. But after a while, she was still angry with the staff, saying this and that: "How can I make pho if I sit here?" That means she didn't want us to sit in that pho restaurant to eat, but wanted us to go somewhere else and the staff would bring out the pho.

At that time, the restaurant was very sparse, not crowded. If the restaurant was crowded, I was willing to give up my seat to everyone.

There was a female employee there who even said: "Why are you so mean, your shift is over, let me sell it to you, just let them eat".

Vu Minh Lam affirmed that he did not post the name of the restaurant because he did not want to "scan" and knock over anyone's rice bowl. It's just that at that time, Lam's emotions were too high, sad and his soul was a bit sensitive, so he shared it on Facebook.

Hot Tiktoker did not think things would turn out like now. "Over the years, I haven't made any scandals or created content to attract views. If I had filmed it on purpose, I would have recorded the clip at that time. Now people say that, I'm very sad and hurt," Vu Minh Lam said. more.

He admitted that one mistake he made was not thinking things through carefully when posting statuses, allowing people to talk about the issue of regional discrimination. Lam said he did not want that to happen, because he had lived in Hanoi for many years and was loved and helped by many people.

"If possible, we can talk and share with you. I assure everyone and before the law that my experiences are really that bad. If I do it to the end, I will also do it to the end," Vu Minh Lam said.

In response to Vu Minh Lam, the above pho restaurant recently re-extracted the camera. The video footage shows that the staff at the restaurant welcomed them warmly and did not "chase away customers".

Meanwhile, Ms. Thuy, the pho restaurant's niece-in-law, said: "Maybe she's too sensitive, so she feels that my attitude and way of speaking are in a different direction. You're just being misunderstood, nothing else.

I think you just want to share your opinion, no big deal. But many people online commented a bit too much."

As for netizens, after the clip was extracted, they immediately turned to question the guy in the wheelchair. Many people said that he was making "dirty content" by deliberately telling other people to deceive him. view. view. Faced with the overwhelming reaction from social networks, Tiktoker Vu Minh Lam has now locked his personal Fanpage and hidden comments on his Tiktok channel. However, the post "scanning" the two pho restaurants is still on his Facebook.

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