Coffee shop charges customers more than DOUBLE the price for a coffee if they are rude

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A café owner charges customers more than TWICE as much if they don't order politely. Chaii Stop, in Preston, Lancashire, has introduced a new rule to help customers remember their manners - charging them more for their drink.

Usman Hussain, 29, opened the shop selling chai, doughnuts, street food and desserts in March this year. He recently introduced a sign explaining that customers will pay different prices for the same drink depending how politely they order.

The sign explains that saying "Desi Chai" will cost you £5 while "Desi Chai please" will cost you £3. But "Hello, Desi Chai please" will cost you just £1.90. Read more: Pub claims it's being investigated over children being too noisy in play area - but council says it's due to 'loud music' Usman said that while the shop have never particularly experienced bad-mannered customers, he hopes the rule will encourage people to open up and reinforce the cafe's culture of "good vibes only." Soon-to-be dad-of-two Usman said: "I think it's a nice reminder to use your manners, because unfortunately sometimes we do need reminding. "We've never struggled with rude customers but since having the sign people are definitely coming in more open and having a laugh with us.

To me, the most important thing in my business is to walk through the door and be treated like you're a welcome guest in our home.