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A waiter fired for being aggressive and disrespectful claims he's not rude -- he's just French.
一名服务员因咄咄逼人和无礼而遭到解雇，他声称自己并不是行为粗鲁，只因他是法国人。
Guillaume Rey is suing a Vancouver restaurant in British Columbia's Human Rights Tribunal for "discrimination against my culture," according to the CBC.
据加拿大广播公司报道，纪尧姆·雷伊正向不列颠哥伦比亚省人权法庭起诉一家温哥华餐馆，称其“歧视我的文化”。
Milestones Restaurant said Rey was given the boot for the "aggressive tone" he used with co-workers while working as a waiter from October 2015 to August 2016.
这家名叫Milestones的餐馆表示，雷伊被解雇是因为在2015年10月至2016年8月工作期间，他对同事使用了“过激的言辞”。
He was fired after one faux pas left another server "borderline in tears," the restaurant manager said.
该餐厅的经理表示，在让另一位服务员“满含泪水”后，雷伊就被解雇了。
But Rey says his colleagues just misinterpreted his "direct and expressive" French.
但是雷伊表示，他的同事们只是误解了他“直接而富有表现力”的法语而已。
He argues French people are just more straightforward than Canadians and this made him come off as sharp and abrasive.
他辩解称，法国人只是比加拿大人更直率，这让他显得犀利而粗暴。
The eatery tried to dismiss the Frenchman's complaint but the tribunal denied its request.
该餐馆试图驳回这位法国人的控诉，但法庭方面拒绝了这一请求。
