Australia Cafe charges prices according to customers' ordering politeness

Have you ever heard that the same cup of coffee ordered by the same house will be priced differently because of the politeness of consumers? According to the US novelty News website on October 30, it is refreshing that an Australian cafe decides the price of coffee according to the politeness of customers' orders.

The cafe is located in the town of Gerroa, New South Wales, Australia, and is run by Kevin Kev Chilver and his wife, Kelly Kylie Pickett. They began this innovative price policy two months ago, and the specific content of the policy is: if the customer only says "have a cup of coffee" when ordering, it will be $5; if the customer says "Please have a cup of coffee", the price will drop to $4.50. If customers want to be more polite, say, "good morning, please have a cup of coffee," so they charge only $4. In order to make customers more aware of the rule, they set up a board outside the cafe to state their policy.

Mr. and Mrs. Chul and Mr. and Mrs. Pickett said they were trying to get people to regain the good habit of being polite, and the idea came from a similar sign that one of the employees saw in another store. They also say that since the implementation of the policy, customers have tried to order more politely.

"basic etiquette is no longer so common, and we are trying to regain it," says Mr Chur. Although we are in the service industry, we have the same right to be respected as everyone else. "

On the face of it, the coffee shop is nothing more than a gimmick for its own cafe to attract more people to drink coffee. But from the editor's point of view, they are using their profits to gain respect for all service workers. It is true that the customer is God is the promise of the business to the consumer, but the waiters all want to get the same respect. As a profit-giving model promoted by businesses, there is no doubt that there is a win-win concept between consumers and waiters.