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How about follow the money first ? If we have higher bills to pay..who collects all that money? If it's private energy companies, it means that the states should nationalize them or at least build state owned energy generators and supply energy to their citizens . It seems to me that we are being exploited by big banks, monolith corporations like Vanguard and Blackrock to finaly destroy the middle class and send us back to slavery which we almost reached

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Well, that was an awful lot of utter piffle.

One thing guaranteed to make me feel grumpy is to see my national flag flying upside down....

Are these presenters out of their minds?

I think we're talking about British stereotypes in American media here.

Pffft, you guys need to get out more, haha! Brits have a great sense of humour, and we get 28 plus days paid holiday a year...what do you guys get?! 'Stiff upper lip' types were mainly English not British and rarely seen outside the upper clases since the 60's. Yep, we do talk about the weather loads, but not like in your dry, boring example, it's kinda sociable and our weather is very changeable; Here in the Scottish Highlands I swear we can get 5 seasons in one day!. On the other hand we have no issue with letting people know if we are feeling grumpy and having a good old moan, saves us a fortune in therapy, unlike you guys 😉Being upbeat and nice all the time can be irritating for us, comes across as false and shallow...who really is hiding their emotions!!

We're not grumpy, we're realists, who unlike our immature American cousins, understand that life is not a funfair soley for our amusement. Our "grumpiness" is a partially therapeutic protest, in the full knowledge that should we take to the streets to express our displeasure, we'd be locked up, ignored, and demonised by the press. On the other side of the Atlantic, the antithesis of "grumpiness" reigns supreme. I am sick to death of hearing Americans proclaim with childlike enthusiasm, that they're "SUPER excited!!!" about a new coffee flavour in Starbucks, or some other equally mundane nonsense. As for our politeness, it's based on a simple desire to avoid social unpleasantness or disquiet in our relatively overcrowded environment. Queueing, giving way, apologising when necessary, all go a long way to creating a more tolerable social atmosphere. Pleasantness and realism aren't incompatible.

That Union flag is held at the wrong end. It's mirror image of the real flag. What a load of rubbish you talk.

If that was a 'deep dive' what in hell do you consider shallow?

a well-known part of British[English} usage is 'irony' [which it is well known this side of the pond - the Yanks don't understand!

British grumpy?? Possibly the least grumpy people ever.most Brits could be stand up comedians in other nations. Sarcasm with and irony are natural to Brits. However a Brit can call another Brit a festering c**t and they will both laugh uproariously. Hard to get a negative response from a Brit. They use worse play and sarcasm in there humour which is taken literally by people in the USA though. And a lack of understanding on the American part is not the same as the Brits being grumpy.in America irony is just a rumour and sarcasm is not subtle so when a Brit does it well and subtly it misses the mark for Americans.canadians and Australian's get it but in America it's like they have a diluted version of the British use of language and double meanings which leaves them thinking that a joke is an attack or a statement or a complaint. Usually it is humour which is just misinterpreted.watch some jack dee or Sean lock or spaced or Blackadder. Even watch lock stock and two smoking barrels or snatch to see English humour.self deprecation is the order of the day and that is an alien concept state side. It is starting to pick up traction in the states in shows like curb your enthusiasm but it has been part of British culture forever. An awkward MC is usually more relatable àbd so makes them more entertaining.

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Honestly??? You visit one of the most amazing and interesting towns in Andalusia, and manage to miss virtually everything worth seeing and exploring!! 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Terrible

Norwich is bigger and more populous than Cambridge and is the biggest city in East Anglia