Yes, the mood during the commission of naturalization can greatly vary between the places where you started the process of naturalization. It seems that the comedian François Silvant had much more luck than I had !

• Have resided at least 2 years in the canton of Vaud.
• Between 14 to 24 years:
  
  • Have at least one parent in possession of a permit B or C.
  • Minimum of 5 years of schooling in Switzerland.
  • Having lived in Switzerland since the end of school until the application for naturalization.
• For foreigners born in Switzerland:
  
  • Having lived 12 years in Switzerland, including three in the last five years preceding the application.

• Have more than 11 years for a single person.
• Having lived 12 years in Switzerland, including three in the last five years preceding the application.
• Have resided three years in the canton of Vaud and 1 to 3 years in the municipality where the application is made.
• Reside in Switzerland during the procedure and have a residence permit. 

How is the procedure?

• The first stage of the application is the application form to be obtained from the competent authority (depending on the canton).
• The municipal police shall make a report after convocation of the candidate.
• The applicant participates in a hearing in front of a municipal commission to test the candidate's knowledge of the history, geography, politics, culture and motivation of the candidate.
• In some cantons, a candidate must also pass a written exam.
• Upon acceptance at municipal level the file goes through various federal departments before the Council of State makes a decision.
• The file is then processed by the Federal Office for Migration in Bern for the granting of federal authorization. Once issued, the candidate takes the oath in front of a delegation of the State Council.

The procedure varies in each canton and commune. For more information:  https://www.ch.ch/en/naturalisation-switzerland/