This text is an opinion column about the relationship between service providers and customers, using Sweden as the setting. The article does not describe a specific event nor does it mention concrete people. The author raises a reflection on where the so-called "excellent service" ends and where the so-called "infantilization of the customer" begins, questioning whether the real issue should be whether the customer should or should not clean up what they dirtied. The text functions as a philosophical essay on limits in customer service, without presenting concrete facts about a news event.
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