American Twitch streamer Lacy’s broadcast from Japan took a chaotic: A practical reader guide

American Twitch streamer Lacy’s broadcast from Japan took a chaotic: A practical reader guide

Lacy, whose Nicholas Fosco, claimed that he ended up paying a total of $12,000 at the restaurant. American Twitch streamer Lacy’s broadcast from Japan took a chaotic turn after viewers hijacked a restaurant’s QR code ordering system to rack up thousands of dollars in food orders. the QR code on his table was accidentally exposed on camera, allowing online viewers to access the digital menu remotely While live-streaming his dining experience.

The streamer was halfway through his meal when a waiter approached him asking after his latest orders. He looked confused and insisted that no one had ordered more food or drinks. The server then showed him a bill. He claimed that he apologised to the restaurant and cleared the bill . You can hand out the food to all the families here. So they just started handing out all the food to families. I’ve never seen anything like that.”

He came over with the first receipt and they have a 500,000 yen max. So it was like $3,000, US dollars, whatever it is. Then he comes over with two more, so it was over, it was like 1.5 million yen. So he comes over with one receipt, 500,000 yen, I thought it was done. Comes over with two more, turned out it was a 1.6 million yen that you guys ordered in food. The star streamer called out his fans and followers, slamming them for making the restaurant work, costing him $12,000 and wasting food. And I paid $12,000 USD for food that you guys thought it would be funny to order.

Because you guys thought it’d be funny, later, he claimed, “I just had to pay over $12,000. He said, “So that poor restaurant just had to cook 1.5 million yen worth of food. Because you guys thought it would be funny to order a bunch of food, and I just had to pay like almost a $12,000 bill.

“I literally told him in the restaurant, I said, I’ll pay for it, sorry about that.