As I went out shopping at H-Mart on Sunday, Novemb...

As I went out shopping at H-Mart on Sunday, November 15th, 2020 at around 4:30pm, I stopped by the bakery across the exit and ordered coffee after buying three $10 breads as usual. The coffee salesman said $1 for a cup of coffee and $2 for two, so the wife said,'Coffee is usually cheap,' and handed a five-dollar bill to the salesman and went to pick up bread to buy more bread. After a while, the salesman handed me a cup of coffee and $3 change, so I wanted to see if the salesman misunderstood it, so I "two cups" and asked for 2 more dollars. Earlier, the salesperson clearly said it was $1 per cup, but now it was $2, so it was amazing. At the moment, I thought I had misunderstood the cost of coffee, but I gave it $2 and gave it another cup because of what it was. No matter how much I thought about it, it was disgusting to think that a cup of coffee in a very small paper cup, which is not in Dunkin' donuts, costs $2. After a while, my wife bought bread and came out, and when I asked what the cost of coffee was, she said it was $1. I was so angry that I wanted to go back right away, but I put up with a few pennies of change and that my emotions would become intense. At the time, there were two people working at the store, and the female staff was friendly, but the salesman who sold coffee, wearing a hat and glasses, sold two cups of coffee worth $1 for $4. I would say,'Is it so much to post a bad review with $2?', but if you receive a friendly service, you can give $2 as a tip, but you should be scolded for sleazy commercial practices that mock customers and deceive the price.