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18/09/2026: Excellent and generous apple pie 🍎 (I've already eaten half of it in the photo 😅) The young saleswoman who helped me was very kind (considering my disability) and very smiley. It's good to point that out and say so...😉✌️

12/09/2026: Today, around 3 p.m., we went to this restaurant. We ordered for five people. My wife chose to have only a coffee, unlike the others who, in addition to their coffee, ordered tarts or ice cream. The cashier then asked me, "And what about your wife?" I already found this question rather intrusive, with the implication that I might have forgotten my wife. I simply replied, "No, my wife is only having a coffee, thank you." About ten minutes later, I came back to get a cheesecake and two coffees (I was at the register and my wife was further away at a table). She then had the nerve to ask me, "And who's the cheesecake for?" At that point, I really felt it was becoming disrespectful and an intrusion into our privacy. To see how she would react, I answered, "For my wife," even though the cheesecake was actually for me. She then replied, "Ah, so you see your wife wanted a cake!" I explained that no, she had a health condition and that, normally, she wasn't allowed to eat it (even though I didn't even have to justify myself). What bothers me about this situation is the underlying implication of her remarks. I felt she assumed that, because my wife wears a headscarf, I wouldn't take her wishes or choices into account, as if I were deciding for her. I also find it inappropriate that she repeatedly asked personal questions that were none of her business, particularly about what my wife wanted to eat or drink. Everyone is free to make their own choices. I find it regrettable that a simple order at a restaurant gives rise to such innuendo and inappropriate remarks.