In a Japanese park shy ticket seller let tourists for free
In Japan The ticket seller let about 125,000 tourists into the park for free because he was embarrassed to demand payment.
The entrance fee for Shinjuku Geen National Park, which is located in Tokyo, is 200 yen, and the man could not ask visitors - foreigners with whom he was shy to talk.
During its two and a half years of operation, the park lost approximately 25 million yen.
The seller could not charge, but the guests still issued tickets, because as for entry visitors need to attach a special QR code to the reader.
The modest employee apparently sought the help of his data processing colleague to write off tickets to avoid a mismatch between registered and actual income.
The management of the park was able to find out about the situation only after the statements of other employees who noticed the unusual behavior of the man.