Recently, new regulations have appeared in some expressway service areas, that is, certain consumption behaviors must be completed before entering the service area to enter the indoor area. This regulation has aroused widespread attention and discussion.

According to this regulation, if customers do not engage in any spending behavior, they will not be able to enter the indoor area of the service area. This may include facilities such as lounges and restaurants, as these areas usually require consumers to pay a certain fee to enter.

Many people think such rules are unfair because they may forget their shopping lists or items. In addition, such regulations may be inconvenient for those who want to stay in the service area for a long time.

However, there are also some who support this regulation, arguing that it will prevent people from wasting time in service areas and allow more money to be spent on the construction and maintenance of service facilities.

In general, the issue of no consumption or indoors in high-speed service areas is a complex issue, which involves the balance between the rights of consumers and the interests of service area operators. To solve this problem, we need to consider the interests of all parties involved and find a fair and reasonable solution.