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Bastine de Beaumanoir
Chatty Member
Glad you find this video @AnnaBeg
, which shows by itself that the whole "glass by the stem" crap everybody is selling today on Internet is just a crap coming from : a) a lack of knowledge of the savoir-vivre domain and b) a confusion with waiters and sommeliers ways of doing. I think @lalalander has explained just above why those escorts are so impressed with the emphasis of waiters gesture in a restaurant and why they belive, wrongly, that those are the "manners. This is exactly why girls like Anna will never be credible in any good society despite, for some of them, their best efforts. Anna's case is a tragic one because everything in her is artificial, exaggerated ("look, I have manners, look"), rigid, a whole ballet of awkwardness. Trained by a duchess, she would still be vulgar and clumsy. She retains only clichés, she sounds false, forced and, more importantly, she is not natural. There are three criteria by which a woman is considered in the high society :
1. The art of being natural
2. The art of conversation
3. The art of being served
I sell here the secret for free. A finishing school and an experience in the society it is about those kind of little details, things they never say publicly. Let's face it, a girl like Anna will never have even one of the three criteria so I am not affraid to give you the tips. If she starts making a video about it she will just be ridiculous, she is not natural, she is uneducated and she confuses waiters manners with lady manners.
I didn't see the video about the restaurant, I don't watch her, if you post me here the video I shall comment on. I would like to tell you many things, about the salad for exemple that everybody mentionned, once again what a crap, she doesn't even know that people in the good society don't even eat the salad (nor eggs) with a knife but only with a piece of bread. The history about the knife in the salad has an explanation but apparently she doesn't know it, so I will refrein on commenting because this could give her idea.
Sorry for my english, I am writing quickly, love you all, read you everyday even if I am not always connected to my Tattle account to put a like to everybody. I will be more active next week
, which shows by itself that the whole "glass by the stem" crap everybody is selling today on Internet is just a crap coming from : a) a lack of knowledge of the savoir-vivre domain and b) a confusion with waiters and sommeliers ways of doing. I think @lalalander has explained just above why those escorts are so impressed with the emphasis of waiters gesture in a restaurant and why they belive, wrongly, that those are the "manners. This is exactly why girls like Anna will never be credible in any good society despite, for some of them, their best efforts. Anna's case is a tragic one because everything in her is artificial, exaggerated ("look, I have manners, look"), rigid, a whole ballet of awkwardness. Trained by a duchess, she would still be vulgar and clumsy. She retains only clichés, she sounds false, forced and, more importantly, she is not natural. There are three criteria by which a woman is considered in the high society :1. The art of being natural
2. The art of conversation
3. The art of being served
I sell here the secret for free. A finishing school and an experience in the society it is about those kind of little details, things they never say publicly. Let's face it, a girl like Anna will never have even one of the three criteria so I am not affraid to give you the tips. If she starts making a video about it she will just be ridiculous, she is not natural, she is uneducated and she confuses waiters manners with lady manners.
I didn't see the video about the restaurant, I don't watch her, if you post me here the video I shall comment on. I would like to tell you many things, about the salad for exemple that everybody mentionned, once again what a crap, she doesn't even know that people in the good society don't even eat the salad (nor eggs) with a knife but only with a piece of bread. The history about the knife in the salad has an explanation but apparently she doesn't know it, so I will refrein on commenting because this could give her idea.
Sorry for my english, I am writing quickly, love you all, read you everyday even if I am not always connected to my Tattle account to put a like to everybody. I will be more active next week
cherry cherry
Chatty Member
She’s going to break her hip if she bends it any further trying to look like an HoURglAsS
Bastine de Beaumanoir
Chatty Member
Bastine's insights too on the French Covid situation.
Since July 12, the government is trying to encourage people to get vaccinated by prohibiting access to trains, restaurants, culture places, hospitals, molls, etc. to those who are not vaccinated or who can't provide a negative PCR test of less than 48h. Currently there are strong demonstrations in France because of it and the situation will get worse from a social point of view.But, we are still in a period of tolerance, the rules will get tougher after August 9, so the first lie is to pretend that she has to do it every two days.
The second lie concerns the feasibility of the test every two days. It is impossible to test somebody with this recurrence : first from a physical point of view then for administrative and logistical reasons ; in France only laboratories are authorized to do the PCR test, pharmacists can only test the antigen test. It is a whole organization to go in a laboratory, you have to do an appointment, the result is not immediate, so it's impossible for her to do tests every two days. Maybe she had to go to a pharmacist once, but that's all.
The third lie concerns the price. Since July 7, tests for foreigners cost 25-29 euros for an antigen test and 49 euros for the PCR test. But, and this is important, it concerns test centers attached to airports. When one is already in town one might as well go to a drugstore and can have the antigen test for no more than 5 euros like everybody else. In town for the PCR test you have to go to a laboratory (see above).
I am surprised that she understood so badly French TV news about Covid. Channels like Cnews or BFMTV, available in all French hotels, disseminate this information day in and day out. Joseph is Lebanese, theoretically he speaks a perfect or a fluent French. Is he not with her to translate ?
Since July 12, the government is trying to encourage people to get vaccinated by prohibiting access to trains, restaurants, culture places, hospitals, molls, etc. to those who are not vaccinated or who can't provide a negative PCR test of less than 48h. Currently there are strong demonstrations in France because of it and the situation will get worse from a social point of view.But, we are still in a period of tolerance, the rules will get tougher after August 9, so the first lie is to pretend that she has to do it every two days.
The second lie concerns the feasibility of the test every two days. It is impossible to test somebody with this recurrence : first from a physical point of view then for administrative and logistical reasons ; in France only laboratories are authorized to do the PCR test, pharmacists can only test the antigen test. It is a whole organization to go in a laboratory, you have to do an appointment, the result is not immediate, so it's impossible for her to do tests every two days. Maybe she had to go to a pharmacist once, but that's all.
The third lie concerns the price. Since July 7, tests for foreigners cost 25-29 euros for an antigen test and 49 euros for the PCR test. But, and this is important, it concerns test centers attached to airports. When one is already in town one might as well go to a drugstore and can have the antigen test for no more than 5 euros like everybody else. In town for the PCR test you have to go to a laboratory (see above).
I am surprised that she understood so badly French TV news about Covid. Channels like Cnews or BFMTV, available in all French hotels, disseminate this information day in and day out. Joseph is Lebanese, theoretically he speaks a perfect or a fluent French. Is he not with her to translate ?
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laurensanchez
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J.Tarac
VIP Member
She's on medication yet drinking normally?
Birdseed2
VIP Member
swisscheeseyesplease
Member
Ladies, I’m reporting her to the Suisse data protection authority for contravening the GDPR and marketing rules. Bastine, can you help us organise a joint complaint?
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CherryBerry25
VIP Member
Keep up the pressure, lovely ladies! Things are going on in the background.
Maybe you didn't figure this but you are currently making the history of women rights
I cannot wait to see it all unravel.
It’s the fact that she:
1. Hides who she is behind the facade of a “personal brand”. (Tries to be someone she’s not/ puts others down if they don’t praise her).. that really bothers me.
2. Hides her true intentions. She was unsuccessful at finding a provider man but yet still makes women think she’s accomplished this, when in reality she’s the one working full-time to barely sustain an average lifestyle.
3. Hides her actual day-to-day life. We don’t really know who the real Anna is as she’s too ashamed to show her actual living space. It’s beyond unethical to create a fake persona for the sole purposes of benefiting financially from young minded women who think that if they do x, y, z will achieve a certain result.. Especially when that formula hasn’t even worked for her!!
Bastine de Beaumanoir
Chatty Member
@Sisina96rv No debate around vaccination here, I beg you on my knees, ladies, Bastine is traumatized.
France is very tense in this moment especially in Paris : people previously friends are now ennemis because of the vaccination topic
Let's just stick to our funny
France is very tense in this moment especially in Paris : people previously friends are now ennemis because of the vaccination topic
Let's just stick to our funny
Nona2020
Active member
yes, we have to keep SEO in mind. I searched her name on my work laptop and here's the result.
Bastine de Beaumanoir
Chatty Member
Patience, patience, my lovely lady. Take exemple on Miss Fran Fine : "don't be satisfied with the hors d'oeuvre, jump right to the lobster". Bastine is cooking a bigger cake
LoremIpsum
Active member
EDIT: Here in our country, when someone refers to you as aunty/auntie (tita/tía in our mother tongue) you’re seen as middle-agedMy gahd, so petty. She could’ve just gracefully opened the door for herself, it’s not like she’s disabled or something. I swear some of her advice are outdated.
tacokitten
Chatty Member
These crowds at the beach bars always seem like a bunch of douchebags doing their "dance moves" while sitting at the table.
I too feel sorry for Anna's feet.
I too feel sorry for Anna's feet.
I came across her videos ages ago, and just saw now how much she has grown. it's really disappointing to see someone so empty have such a big following and raising a whole new generation of airheads. I've been stationed in places with extreme wealth and got a chance to catch a glimpse into the lives of people of that caliber, and this "lady" here would stick out like a sore thumb, and not in a good way. There's this air of comfort and being entirely relaxed that comes with being wealthy, because these people have nothing to prove and aren't anxiously decorating their body with items that scream "YOOO I GOT CASH, BITCHES!" Everyone knows. They enter a room, and they don't care what anyone thinks, because their reputation is more powerful than anyone with a couple cheap tricks could ever fathom. The funniest and admittedly more extreme example is wealthy people going to extravagantly nice places dressed extremely casually, sometimes wearing flip flops and jeans with holes in them. That's a power move... not getting escorted out, but being led to the best table. I felt like some of them got a kick out of it, they were just like fck it, I wanna be comfortable, and what is the establishment gonna do? Piss off a wealthy client so he will take himself and his wealthy friends elsewhere in the future? Anyone can enter a nice place dressed nicely. It takes a boss to flip flop your way to the best table in the house. And somehow, that still looks more eLEgAnT than whatever this LAdY here is putting together. You can't dress up cheap intentions 
Aristide Samper
Member
Seriously? Bread and salad. What would you be afraid of? She feels so insecure about eating that she feels compelled to make us believe that eating this is a huge gap. She would have been better off keeping that to herself. The dish doesn't look appetizing or refined. It is probably the cheapest starter on the menu made from the leftovers of the other salads on the table. It's hilarious, she doesn't even realise how she’s embarrassing herself.
