01:15 They will taste different as the kitchen tap is directly connected to the mains but the bathroeem comes from a tank in the loft so it is tad `unfresh´.
@@tardismole I agree with the OP but for a different reason. Seems my kids cannot wash their hands without wanking off the bathroom tap using handsoap as lubricant. The tap literally blows bubbles.
I had one of those Nokia phones. It probably still does work. I believe there was a small disclaimer in the product info that said it was indestructible.
0:46 28??? Oh, you poor dear. In the US you typically start with 15 (+ sick leave). These days, some companies combine the two in "Paid Time Off", and you'd start with 20 of those, maybe a bit more.
0:47 Probably someone who thought they should actually get some work out of their employees. Most people (in Europe anyway) work five day weeks, so that's 260 days of work and 104 days off straight away. Take another 28 off the "work" days, and that's 232 "on" and 132 "off". Seems fair to me.
01:15 They will taste different as the kitchen tap is directly connected to the mains but the bathroeem comes from a tank in the loft so it is tad `unfresh´.
Not for everyone. Most newer builds (70s onwards) don't have a tank.
@@tardismole I agree with the OP but for a different reason. Seems my kids cannot wash their hands without wanking off the bathroom tap using handsoap as lubricant. The tap literally blows bubbles.
I had one of those Nokia phones. It probably still does work. I believe there was a small disclaimer in the product info that said it was indestructible.
4:42 - Marvellous.
That wasn't the shortest walk from one wetherspoons to another, that's how far you have to walk to a wetherspoons toilet
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0:46 28??? Oh, you poor dear. In the US you typically start with 15 (+ sick leave). These days, some companies combine the two in "Paid Time Off", and you'd start with 20 of those, maybe a bit more.
0:47 Probably someone who thought they should actually get some work out of their employees. Most people (in Europe anyway) work five day weeks, so that's 260 days of work and 104 days off straight away. Take another 28 off the "work" days, and that's 232 "on" and 132 "off". Seems fair to me.
In my town we have two Denny's diners across the street from each ither owned by the same person. Lol one is great the other is lousy.
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8:23 I cringe every time I see an American drinking out of one of these jam jars. Honestly. Can't you afford a real cup?