minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•11 months agoIt really is. I’ve asked all of the immigrants I know if there’s a word for “end of shift” and an accompanying common greeting in their language, but so far, nobody except Germans does it.
minus-square@CrowlinkEnglish7•11 months agoWe don’t have this in North America since have the country is still trying to bring back feudalism.
minus-square@sharkwellingtonlink3•11 months agoI’ll usually wish service workers good luck or “the best day possible” which at least gets a knowing smile.
It really is. I’ve asked all of the immigrants I know if there’s a word for “end of shift” and an accompanying common greeting in their language, but so far, nobody except Germans does it.
We don’t have this in North America since have the country is still trying to bring back feudalism.
I’ll usually wish service workers good luck or “the best day possible” which at least gets a knowing smile.