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He is infuriated and with an overcompensating display of anger points out the only two things I am supposed to have as per the voucher. It's interesting- befor
by buyx 13y ago
He is infuriated and with an overcompensating display of anger points out the only two things I am supposed to have as per the voucher.
It's interesting- before we were married, my wife visited Paris, and someone in her party tried to have two croissants, instead of one, for breakfast at their hotel and was rather rudely told "only one!". It could be a convention in France, that one is strictly required to stick to the menu. For people from the third world (South Africa in our case) the inflexibility of First-World rules sometimes comes as a bit of a shock.
- raverbashing 13y agoReally, this is not as much as "rules of the first world" as probably old people stubbornness (either the attendant or the owner most likely) Another thing would that he would be obliged to ring a drink+pastry and match that with the voucher, so if it doesn't match he doesn't get payed. But what happened to your wife is probably common, one of the reasons I pick "chain" hotels so something similar is less likely.