Frenchise

Frenchise: noun. An authorisation granted by France to an individual or group, enabling them to carry out specified commercial activities, as well as the right to vote in French elections. Frenchises are some of the most sought-after commodities in France and their price on the black market can soar up as high as being worth 312 baguettes. Since 2005 an official frenchise from the French government has been extremely hard to get, since the country placed specific and severe restrictions on the process, which determines if a person is eligible for a frenchise. The process involves several arduous challenges, mazes, logical puzzles, a fight to the death against the minotaur of the Parisian catacombs and cleaning up Augean stables.