Recently, a post titled 'I got a 1,000 won Daiso cup as a birthday present, so I lost my attachment' was posted on an online community. The author, Mr. A, said that after quitting his job, he told a friend who was resting, "It's okay if you don't bring me a gift for my birthday," but the friend replied, "I don't think it's right to just hand it over," and said he would prepare a present. On his birthday, Mr. A received a message from a friend saying, 'I bought a present, so come home.' He headed to his friend's house, and that day, the friend gave him a 1,000 won cup he bought at Daiso . He said he gave him a cup as a gift,,, and the cup had a 1,000 won price sticker attached to it. Mr. A said, "I told him first that I didn't need to give a birthday present, but he insisted I give the present, and he made me come all the way to my house to give it to the 1,000 won cup." he confessed. He continued, "I was carrying just one cup with a 1,000 won sticker on my way home, and honestly, my feelings for my friend have faded a bit," and added, "I'm grateful that they took care of me, but I don't think I would have felt anything if they hadn't given me at all." He said, " It's been over three days, but I still feel weird. The affection that has been lost doesn't come back. If I had at least taken off the 1,000 won price sticker and given it to her, I probably would've accepted it without knowing the price," he confessed. Netizens said, "So you were connected to that friend by the 1,000 won price," "You can do the same next time. "At Daiso, it's the same cup," "This is an intentional way to cut off the relationship," "You insisted I come all the way to your house just to give you that?", "I'd rather get a drink coupon for a 10,000 won drink instead," "Even if I save up money and take it late, I can't give you a 1,000 won Daiso cup," and other reactions... My friend said, 'He's a kid,,,!! !! he even brought a 1,000 won cup home and !! crazy guy, I can't help but curse!!!!!!!
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