Talk:Chef Menteur Pass

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Hi ! Chef Menteur means “Liar Leader/Boss” in french. Does anyone know why ? Or who is this liar the pass is named after ?

Knowing that chef can also mean “head cook” or the “head” (of a human being) in early modern or literary french. It's now very rare, but it also can mean “point/subject/reason/matter” when used in political, economical or legal texts. JB 81.50.14.209 (talk) 12:59, 7 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]