In the sentence "She treats her customers as individuals.", what does" individuals" mean here?
I got this sentence in a passage talking about a grandmotherly waitress. Does the sentence mean treating every customer as a independent person?
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Yes, you are right. It means she isn't mechanical. She doesn't just deliver food. She doesn't just say automatically "Hi-my-name-is-Jan-and-I'll-be-your-waitress-tonight." She actually looks at each patron and really sees them, and doesn't treat every patron in exactly the same way.
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She treats each customer differently, as each person is different and has different needs and preferences.
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