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There is the scene in _Your Name_ where Okudera intervenes as the scammers say
there is a toothpick in their pizza.

Why do they let the scammers get away like that? Is that for convenience as
calling the police on them would make a scene or something else I am missing?


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In "Your Name", why does anyone let the scammers get away without calling the police?


Ignoring these things is how most such bussinesses are run. If you called the
police, it'd cause a scene that would likely deter customers (and annoy the
ones already there). You'd lose more money than you would get from the jerks
in the end. That's not to mention the possibility of them deciding to cause
havoc and break furniture or even assault the staff, or the fact that the
scammers could simply deny your claims.

Losses like these are usually budgeted for and written off as a loss, with the
police only getting called if the scammers make it a regular habit (where the
cost of their repeated scams outweight the loss of causing a scene).


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