“The tradition of smashing plates at Greek restaurants is disappearing because of a ‘compensation culture’ which hundreds of owners fear will lead to them being sued by customers hit by flying crockery.” (Adam Lusher, “Smashing Greek custom goes to the wall”, Daily Telegraph, Nov. 23).
U.K.: Greek tavernas shun dish-breaking
“The tradition of smashing plates at Greek restaurants is disappearing because of a ‘compensation culture’ which hundreds of owners fear will lead to them being sued by customers hit by flying crockery.” (Adam Lusher, “Smashing Greek custom goes to the wall”, Daily Telegraph, Nov. 23).
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