Customer Order Preferences and Definitions

The video tutorial features a humorous interaction between a customer and a shop attendant. The customer attempts to order a bubble tea, but the shop does not officially sell it. However, they have the ingredients, leading to a playful negotiation about creating the drink. The conversation also delves into the shop's unique sweetness levels, causing some confusion. Ultimately, the customer manages to place an order for a customized drink, navigating through the shop's quirky definitions and options.

What does the customer initially order?

• Smoothie

• Coffee

• Bubble tea

• Green tea

What does the shop say they don't sell?

• Coffee

• Bubble tea

• Green tea

• Smoothie

What does the customer suggest to make bubble tea?

• Combining milk and tea

• Adding ice

• Adding sugar

• Combining pearls and tea

What does the customer describe the drink as?

• Bitter and strong

• Soft and delicious

• Hot and spicy

• Sweet and cold

What does the customer finally request?

• A cup of coffee

• A cup of green tea

• A cup of smoothie

• A cup of soft and delicious milk tea

How does the customer want the sweetness level?

• Extra sweet

• Normal sweet

• Less sweet

• No sugar

What is the shop's definition of 'normal sweet'?

• Extra sweet

• Normal sweet

• Less sweet

• No sugar

What is the final order of the customer?

• Smoothie with less sweetness and more ice

• Coffee with no sugar and no ice

• Bubble tea with normal sweetness and less ice

• Green tea with extra sweetness and more ice