Boulangerie Murciano — Restaurant in Paris

This baker needs to learn to accept constructive criticism. He has an enormous ego, and since he allowed himself to shout at a woman, I can say he's a misogynist.

Here's what happened: I bought a few cookies from this bakery. After tasting them, I realized they weren't fresh, so I went back inside to return them. The owner/baker started to yell at me, which included insults like there must be something wrong with me and he could suggest a doctor for me to see. He justified that his goods were fresh by giving me a tour and a history lesson of his workshop, and finally told me to get out of his shop. People outside the bakery could hear him yelling at me! He gave me a few "fresh" biscuits which I shared with my French friend who knew nothing of the situation, but replied, 'These aren't so fresh.'

Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of the very stale cookies, which I think he freezes, as there were a ton of them in the freezer which he showed me.

Ce boulanger doit apprendre à accepter les critiques constructives. Il a un égo énorme et, puisqu'il s'est permis de crier sur une femme, je peux dire qu'il est misogyne.

Voici ce qui s'est passé : j'ai acheté quelques cookies dans cette boulangerie. Après les avoir goûtés, j'ai réalisé qu'ils n'étaient pas frais, alors je suis retourné à l'intérieur pour les rendre. Le propriétaire/boulanger a commencé à me crier dessus, avec des insultes du genre qu'il devait y avoir quelque chose qui n'allait pas chez moi et qu'il pourrait me recommander un médecin à voir. Il a justifié la fraîcheur de ses produits en me faisant visiter son atelier et en me donnant un cours d'histoire, pour finalement me dire de sortir de sa boutique. Les personnes à l'extérieur de la boulangerie pouvaient l'entendre crier sur moi ! Il m'a donné quelques biscuits "frais" que j'ai partagés avec mon ami français qui ne connaissait pas la situation, mais il a répondu : ceux-ci ne sont pas si frais.

Malheureusement, je n'ai pas de photo des biscuits très rassis, que je pense qu'il congèle car il y en avait plein dans le congélateur...

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