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It pays to be nice...
Be polite, or be prepared to pay.
That's the message a French cafe is sending its customers. Employees of La Petite Syrah in Nice, France, posted a menu that rewards politeness and punishes rudeness. A photo was posted on Twitter with the line, roughly translated to "There are still people who know how to live!"
So, here's the deal. Customers who can only be bothered to mumble, "un cafe" (without a greeting or a "please"
can expect to pay 7 euros ($9.63).
That's the message a French cafe is sending its customers. Employees of La Petite Syrah in Nice, France, posted a menu that rewards politeness and punishes rudeness. A photo was posted on Twitter with the line, roughly translated to "There are still people who know how to live!"
So, here's the deal. Customers who can only be bothered to mumble, "un cafe" (without a greeting or a "please"
can expect to pay 7 euros ($9.63).Full Article
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