Forget about inflation or freezing weather — it’s time to worry about “sushi terrorism.”
The term (“sushi tero” in Japanese) started popping up on Twitter widely shared on the platform of a blond-haired youth at a Sushiro kaiten (conveyor belt) restaurant- licking the tips of soy sauce bottles and the insides of cups before running his spit-covered finger over a passing piece of fish on the conveyor belt. While the clip appeared to originally be shared as an Instagram Story, the footage spread quickly online before .
That wasn’t the only recent video of people acting inappropriately at sushi chains circulating. Earlier in January, an showing someone dropping chunks of wasabi onto orders passing by on a conveyor belt made the rounds, as . Another before blasting it out .
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