National Assembly votes against Bonjour/Hi
Grand Prix weekend is an odd time for the National Assembly to vote unanimously that no retail worker should say “Bonjour, Hi” to customers.
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Kevin 21:40 on 2019-06-07 Permalink
It’s always an odd time to pass non-binding motions that the population will completely ignore.
That’s one thing about having more immigrants from majority francophone countries: they do have any hangups about what language anyone uses.
Roman 21:47 on 2019-06-07 Permalink
Waste of taxpayer dollars.
Kevin 21:50 on 2019-06-07 Permalink
Sigh. Do NOT have any hangups.
And with that I will hang up my phone for the weekend.
Uatu 09:17 on 2019-06-08 Permalink
I guess they have to put on a show for their voters in the regions that they’re defending the culture from the invading Grand Prix hordes of ‘muricans, canajuns, slimeball eurotrash etc. (although they’re willing to take their cash, nonetheless)