"However, with the advancement of time, we can now pay for food cashlessly. By using digital wallet applications, we can easily pay for the food without the hassle of carrying cash. The problem is, if you carry cash in large amounts everywhere, it risks getting lost or dropped on the road."

In the 21-second video, it shows a young man in a white hoodie carrying a package of food while holding his phone. His friend, who is recording the video, asks why the young man took so long to come out after being served by the warteg attendant. The young man complains that he just bought food for two people at the warteg, the name and location of which were not mentioned.

"However, when transferring to the warteg account, the young man mistakenly pressed the button and added three extra zeros. So, the amount that should have been paid by the young man was Rp35,000. But because he hurriedly pressed, the zeros were too many, making it Rp3,500,000 or Rp3.5 million. "In a hurry, I added too many zeros, damn I'm so stupid 🤣. I transferred three and a half million, how foolish," said the young man to his friend."

"After trying to explain the chronology, the warteg keeper finally agreed to pay the excess money to the young man. However, the young man had to be willing to wait seven days for his money to be returned by the warteg."

The experience of young people usually being zero when paying for food at this warteg went viral and invited various comments from netizens. "What kind of refund is that, damn it, 7 days 😂. You can transfer from your account directly to the buyer. It's like asking for a refund from a big company." "As a cashier, if someone overpays, it can be returned right away as long as there's a discussion with the supervisor."