Georg spotted this in Paris. As he points out, every word, even the prices, is in quotation marks. Well done, Paris.
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
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2 comments:
Don't you think after the first 20 or so quotes fatigue would drive you to pick up a style manual and check to see whether you really need them? Zut alors!
Maybe it's a transcript of someone reading the menu aloud.
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