Blau Grifeu in Llanca charges rude customers 5 euros while those who behave more graciously pay just 3 euros.
The idea was originally inspired by a bar in Paris that offers discounts depending on the politeness of its clients.
London: A cafe in Spain is charging its customers more for their coffees and pastries if they are rude when ordering, according to a report in the Independent.
Blau Grifeu in Llanca charges rude customers 5 euros while those who behave more graciously pay just 3 euros. A customer who says ‘please’ or wished the barista a good morning could get his coffee cheaper than the others.
Owner, Marisel Valencia Madrid, said the scheme was working and customers were beginning to be more polite to her staff, she told the Times.
The idea was originally inspired by a bar in Paris that offers discounts depending on the politeness of its clients.
( Source : Agencies )
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