A black "Gem VI" carriage was slowly making its way through the crowded streets of Paris.
Inside, France's Minister of Transportation, Theresa, listened to the sounds of musical instruments and cheers coming from outside the carriage window and shook his head helplessly.
Currently, Paris seemed like it was having a grand festival celebration, with almost everyone on the streets, either singing and dancing or gathering around street speakers, cheering from time to time.
Theresa remembered that the last time there was such a lively scene was when France defeated the Anti-French Coalition.
What he didn't know was that today even the stingiest factory owners had given their workers a day off to celebrate well.
The carriage had to stop because there was a parade passing in front of it, and he heard someone next to the window saying, "I feel like a real person, a dignified person!"
"I heard that from now on, managers can no longer arbitrarily fine our wages."
