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the "xiaomei jury" is a common phenomenon in which consumers "shift responsibility" to delivery drivers. many times, customers will use platform data and video screenshots to judge whether the rider is responsible for problems such as cold or spoiled dishes, and the platform often takes measures to "protect the rider", which puts consumers and merchants in a dilemma of shifting the blame.

this phenomenon reflects the public's sympathy for delivery drivers and their desire for fairness and justice. they hope to get a fair solution through a mechanism like the "xiaomei jury". however, the reality is not always so simple.

the emergence of the "xiao mei jury" is not a coincidence, it is more like a reflection of online public opinion. this phenomenon is similar to the "xiao mei jury" in the tv series "black mirror season 3". similar to the atmosphere of protecting riders shown in the tv series, the "xiao mei jury" also reflects the public's sympathy and expectations for delivery drivers, but in the end it is often broken by the reality.

in recent years, some directors have tried to reflect social reality in their films. for example, the film "reverse life" directed by xu zheng caused some controversy. they incorporated the plight of food deliverymen into the plot of the film, trying to express people's thoughts and reflections on social reality through the film, but ultimately failed to resonate with the public.

these phenomena show that even in reality, the "xiaomei jury" is just a reflection of online public opinion, and it is more like an anesthetic for the public psychology. it conceals the real social problems to some extent, but this is also the real demand of people for "justice" and "fairness".

perhaps, through deeper thinking and exploration, we can find an effective way to solve the structural problems of the food delivery industry.