It seemed that the era of "NON MERCI" was over, and yet here it is again! Against all odds, still in resistance to the "Merci" store. Cette fois encore,"Non Merci", is installed at "Merci" (and yes it is necessary to follow ...). This is to show a new way, clearer, more distinct and resolutely Parisian. "Non Merci" is the national anthem of Parisians who don't have the time ("pas le time", as we say in the 75). It's an ode to this modern, flamboyant Paris, known and recognized throughout France and beyond for its warmth, hospitality and legendary welcome.
In the 20 arrondissements of Paris, Parisians are taught to exist by "Non Merci" from the very beginning of their childhood. Very solicited, the Parisian of all sides is above all very pressed...The "Non Merci" is then for him extremely redeeming. It allows him to arrive late of course but especially in a very bad mood at his next appointment.
Two Parisians, nevertheless very Parisian, are presented in the Civette. The one on the Left Bank (of course), adorned in his academic credentials, loves private clubs, tennis, and enjoys playing the role of the American in Paris (the same one overacting the Parisian across the Atlantic) and the one on the Right Bank (of course), a revolutionary who doesn't hesitate to impose his vision and fight so that Paris always remains Paris.
The (fictitious) Non Merci collective takes over Merci (again) from October 19.