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Actualizado el 29/10/2026 03:48 EDT
A routine restaurant stop during American Twitch streamer Lacy’s first trip to Japan turned chaotic when he accidentally showed the table’s QR code on camera. Viewers quickly scanned it from the stream and placed a flood of remote orders that Lacy says ballooned the tab to roughly ¥1.6 million (about $12,000 USD).
The incident happened on October 28, 2026, while Lacy and his partner, TikTok influencer Darla Claire, were dining and streaming live from a Japanese restaurant. Many restaurants in Japan use table-specific QR codes that let customers order directly appeared on stream, anyone watching could place orders that hit Lacy’s tab. Gameriv
Staff soon approached with receipts. Lacy has recounted that the first one hit the apparent ¥500,000 limit (roughly $3,000+), after which more receipts arrived, bringing the total to about ¥1.6 million. He said roughly 15 plates of food were prepared.
On stream and afterward, he expressed frustration, telling chat something to the effect of: he thought it was done after the first receipt, then more came, and the restaurant had to cook a massive amount of food “because you guys thought it would be funny.” He claims he apologized, offered to pay, and asked staff to hand the extra food out to local families rather than waste it.
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