Yum!(US:YUM) Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-07-22 08:51Group 1 - A recent video showing elderly people gathering in a KFC restaurant has sparked discussions about the use of public spaces in fast-food chains [2][3] - KFC's customer service stated that anyone can enter their restaurants, even without making a purchase, and that staff will generally advise against long-term occupation of seats by non-paying customers [2][3] - Fast-food chains like KFC and Starbucks are increasingly seen as public spaces, accommodating various groups such as students studying late at night or tourists resting during their travels [2] Group 2 - Elderly individuals often seek places like KFC to escape the heat and socialize, as they may avoid using air conditioning at home to save on electricity costs [3] - The concerns raised by some customers about elderly patrons occupying seats without purchasing food highlight the need for balance in the use of restaurant spaces [3] - While KFC provides a welcoming environment, it is essential for the restaurant to implement differentiated management strategies during peak dining hours to ensure that all customers can enjoy their experience [3][4] Group 3 - The local community has free cooling activity rooms available for residents, raising questions about why elderly individuals prefer KFC over these community spaces [4] - There is an ongoing need for society to improve and enhance spaces for elderly individuals to rest and socialize, and this responsibility should not fall solely on businesses like KFC [4]