Journalist Erjona Rusi is enjoying a few days of vacation on the coast of Greece. Recently, she made a post on social networks where she talks about the services and prices in the neighboring country, comparing them with our country.
Rusi writes that a cappuccino and two orange juices cost him only 17.50 euros, while water and sunbeds were free, while he also appreciates the good service.
She further adds that they later rented it with an abundant fruit salad, as according to her, all the employees were Albanians, only the Greek owner.
"Why doesn't this happen to us?", is the question that journalist Erjona Rusi raises at the end of her post.
"1 cappuccino + 2 orange juice = 17.50 euros
(About 20 thousand lek)
3 free water Free
sunbeds
The service is impeccable, at all times, with a smile and a sense of humor. They even rented us out later even with an abundant fruit salad.
Ironically, almost all the employees were Albanians, only the Greek owner.
Now tell me why this doesn't happen here?" writes the journalist.
