Watch: Indian man runs flower shop on trust alone in Norway
A video went viral in social media of a flower shop where, flowers can be bought even when no employees are present.
The internet has been aflutter since an Indian man living in Norway posted a video of a flower shop run on an unusual business model: trust.
In the clip, a young Indian man filmed a tiny flower shop that stands open, with no employees inside to watch over it. Customers can grab what they want, pay for it on their own, and just leave, totally reliant on their honesty.
This simple but trusting business concept quickly gained attention from people all over social media. They were surprised to see that a shop can actually be successful without anyone monitoring their purchasing transactions. It shows a glimpse into a society that puts great emphasis on the public’s morality.
As the video has gone viral, people started to debate on the public’s behavior and the level of trust we all share as individuals. Some expressed appreciation for the method and admired the owner for the enormous belief in customers, while others seemed skeptical.
The flower shop has become a prime example of Norway’s trust-based culture, as self-service business concepts are commonly found in the country. However, for most online viewers, it was quite unexpected to know that a business shop can actually operate normally without any supervisors.
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