你没发现 人家那边有服务啊
“Don't you find she provides service?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Why do you want to line up on her side?”
你没发现 人家 那边 有服务 啊
“Don't you find she provides service?”
什么服务
“What service?”
“Are you blind? She actually treats customers well, unlike everyone else here.”
Using '人家' (renjia) to refer to a competitor often conveys mild admiration or contrasts their competence with someone else's shortcoming.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't you noticed?; didn't you realize?
A common spoken device used to draw attention to an obvious fact that the listener has overlooked.
over at her place; on their side
The third-person pronoun '人家' combined with '那边' refers casually and contrastively to another party.
Adds an explanatory, slightly incredulous nuance to pointing out the obvious.