Interesting take. Personally I found quite the opposite in Zermatt and at Whistler. In fact I found both of those incredibly friendly, as was Den Haag and Amsterdam.
Paris not so much.

-m1

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I had been waiting for a long time to tell you to go google something.

Actually, I thought it was fairly straightforward.  When the customer base comes from all over the world, people tend to stop talking to each other on lifts.  It just a language thing.  The restaurants get good at using simplified English and somehow it seems to carry over to everything.  I certainly saw it in France.  The areas that had lots of Germans, English, Dutch, etc. just had a less friendly vibe.  Stateside, I never cared for the vibe at Jay Peak.

Mig

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