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This comic shows estimated average frequency. I wanted to include the pitch drop experiment, but it turns out the gif format has some issues with decade-long loops.
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TheGaRaK
3929 days ago
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Étrangement visuel pour quelque chose qui n'a pas d'image...
Montreal, Quebec
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category5
3921 days ago
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Very cool little graphic
nschively
3929 days ago
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Cool...
Baltimore, MD

French cafe charges extra for rudeness

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French Rude Cafe

A cafe in Nice, France charges rude customers five times more for a cup of coffee than those who say hello and please.

"A coffee" will set you back €7, according to the sign, while "a coffee please" is a little more affordable, at €4.25.

If you want keep your expenses down, and stay friends with your local barista, however, the best option is "Hello, a coffee please," which will only cost you €1.40.

The manager says that although the pricing scheme has never been enforced, customer civility is up. Cheekiness is on the rise as well:

"Most of my customers are regulars and they just see the funny side and exaggerate their politeness," he said, adding "They started calling me 'your greatness' when they saw the sign."

(via eater)

Tags: economicsfoodFrance
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TheGaRaK
3994 days ago
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Y'a trop quelque chose dans cette idée...
Montreal, Quebec
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emdot
3995 days ago
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I love this.
San Luis Obispo, CA
marciem
3995 days ago
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Do you say Good morning and please to your server at Starbucks or DD?
Winthrop, MA
rewingau
3996 days ago
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Surely it would be more French to charge less for rudeness...
Canberra, Australian Capital T
DMack
3996 days ago
Zut alors!
aaronwe
3996 days ago
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€1.40 seems like a bargain for France!
Denver
karlkatzke
3996 days ago
Too bad we can't get newsblur's author to charge extra for your presence.
chris4d
3995 days ago
oh cmon, many of his comments drive me hazelnuts but this one is utterly vanilla.
aaronwe
3995 days ago
It's a shame NewsBlur props your eyelids open with toothpicks and forces you to read comments, then takes control over your fingers and forces you to reply to them. That's an awkward feature. :-)
chris4d
3995 days ago
that warm fuzzy was short-lived. renewing the call for a "mute" feature...