A certain food delivery platform, merchant complains:

Besides not going bankrupt, everything else is rotten.
Food is always delivered wrong, customer service is always a robot, refunds take half a month.
But do you know? The ads they run each have a million likes.
My friend opened a restaurant and insisted on opening a store there. I said, are you crazy?
He said, "You don't understand, more ads mean more users."
As a result, he received 800 orders in a month, refunded 600 orders.
Out of the remaining 200 orders, 150 had bad reviews.
He went to the platform to argue. Customer service said, "Dear, we recommend you activate a membership to speed up exposure."
He paid the fee.
The next day, his store appeared at the top of the "Local Disgusting Food" list.
He asked me what to do.
I said, "Aren't you looking for exposure? Isn't this just blowing up?"