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[FTV Instant News] A chain convenience store recently launched a limited-edition Beyblade dream set, attracting players to queue overnight. However, what unexpectedly sparked heated discussions among netizens was a video of the manager opening the box. This was mainly due to past controversies where some stores sold out early. Therefore, the convenience store operators have comprehensively strengthened the control of the sales process this time, including store managers personally opening the box, requiring queuing customers to obtain a number and not to leave without permission, and implementing real-name registration and product collection. As a result, the video of the store manager opening the box was filmed by netizens and uploaded to Threads, attracting more than 110,000 likes. Some netizens said that the level of rigor in the sale of Beyblades by Taiwanese convenience stores has far surpassed that of South Korean elections. Other netizens pointed out that the store manager even showed the bottom of the box to confirm that all the products were on the counter, a small detail that really resembled an election, showing great professionalism. Speaking of thoughtful gestures that garnered praise from netizens, another example is this scene: DPP councilor candidate Chen Shengwen recently shared on social media a picture of himself and fellow DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang campaigning together. He said Shen Boyang was incredibly considerate, quickly getting him bowls and chopsticks when he saw he hadn't eaten yet, and that he was momentarily stunned and didn't know what to do. The picture attracted over 20,000 likes, with many commenting that a person's character can truly be seen in small things. Another person who loves Taiwan is Ikeda Takatoshi, the president of a Japanese apple candy specialty store, who previously went on a sugar rush in Taiwan, even attracting attention from customs. He recently shared another post on social media, jokingly saying he was restocking because he ran out of white powder. His latest post also mentioned his beloved Taiwanese city of Tainan, jokingly saying the air there is sweet and you can make cotton candy just by waving your hand. The post sparked another wave of enthusiastic comments from Taiwanese netizens. Some even offered a clever suggestion: next time, he could collaborate with Taiwanese tourists to bring sugar to Japan, since Taiwanese travelers usually have empty luggage on their outbound journey but full luggage on their return. Speaking of travel, during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, netizens not only engaged in their usual debate over the best way to eat zongzi (sticky rice dumplings) – one even shared his idea of ​​a corn chowder zongzi – but the image was immediately labeled a heretical method by netizens, as it looked unappetizing. Other netizens listed in the comments sections ways they'd already seen on social media, including adding curry, chocolate sauce, milk, and even taro sago, saying they'd keep watching to see if any more unusual additions would emerge during the holiday. That concludes today's trending topics. Feel free to leave a comment in the YouTube live chat or below the video to share your thoughts. #TaiwanNews #FTVNews #Taiwan -- Read the news: https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/news/detai... -- 📱 Download the FTV News APP → https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/download ✅ FTV News Website: https://www.ftvnews.com.tw/ ✅ FTV News Facebook:   / ftvnews53   ✅ Join FTV LINE: https://lin.ee/jvHY7X4 ✅ Subscribe to FTV Instagram:   / ftvnews