[post_page_title]You’re welcome[/post_page_title]
English can be a tough language to learn, especially when it’s your second language. When you’re travelling outside of English speaking countries, you’re bound to run into a few cases where things probably don’t mean what the person thought they meant.
That’s definitely the case for this sign that reads, “Thank you for the inconvenience.” We’re not sure if they were planning to thank us for the service or apologize for an inconvenience, but something was definitely lost in translation.
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