IIRC, you always used the "vous" when you served the fine citizens of Athens.
New hires were instructed, as they are today, to use the formal “vous” when addressing customers, and to wear traditional uniforms. “That is the thing that is closer to France, the uniform,” he said. “But you have to be nice, not like a French waiter.”https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/23/dining/restaurant-lexpress-montreal.html …
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May wee.
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Burn. But note that the arrogant reputation is warranted more often than not, unfortunately.
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