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"It's so humiliating when customers do this like thanks for reminding me I'm making a sad wage to give you good service," one commenter said.

The shocking murder of a subway worker by her former co-worker inside the women's room of a metro station in Seoul last week revealed loopholes in the anti-stalking law, which has been in force for about a year. The suspect, surnamed Jeon, 31, who had stalked and killed his ex-colleague, showed the typical signs of a potentially violent stalker. However, the criminal justice system, including investigation agencies and courts, failed to prevent another victim from falling prey to a stalker due to their lethargy and complacency.

A former Subway worker shared her experience of dealing with a customer who accused her of mopping tabletops in a viral TikTok.

A woman went viral on TikTok after claiming she walked into Subway and started working without officially being hired there.