Coffee is polite. The price of coffee is halved.

According to a report in the Christian Science Monitor on December 13, in France, coffee tasting is not only a pastime, but also an elegant enjoyment, and coffee shops seem to welcome customers with decent manners. Recently, a coffee shop in Nice, France has launched an ingenious marketing campaign to ensure that customers can treat waiters politely.

In order to prevent customers from being unfriendly to waiters during the ordering process, the coffee shop decided that if customers use polite words such as "please" in ordering, the price of coffee will be halved, the report said. If you use "Hello" and "Please", then the price will be much cheaper.

However, in France, the friendliness and politeness of waiters are not very optimistic. For example, the Paris Chamber of Commerce and the Tourism Board have also issued manuals requiring practitioners in the tourism industry to pay attention to the details of politeness. However, on the other hand, this phenomenon is also related to customers' disrespect for waiters and lack of attention to etiquette.

According to the report, the practice of the coffee shop is to remind customers to control their emotions and appeal to customers not to implicate their anxiety at work on the waiters. At the same time, this practice has also aroused widespread concern among netizens, and many netizens expressed support.