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I hold doors open for people all the time and I've never heard it being 'the British way' to tip after every meal.

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I never said it was. You're supposed to in the way that you're supposed to hold doors open for ladies or the way you're supposed to queue in an orderly fashion, there's no law, but it's the British way. Manners and tradition.

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id give her a couple of black eyes if you know what i-----
oh shit :/

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>You're supposed to.
This isn't America where waiters and waitresses aren't paid minimum wage.

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Me too. Sometimes I tip, but not often and mainly because I'm paying with notes and I'm just rounding the bill up.

Isn't a 10% service charge included in most bills anyway?

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You don't tip? You're supposed to. And I heard 20%, but it's at discretion really. In before massive argument about tipping.

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>Yeah we do. Restaurant -> 10% tip.

This is the first time I've heard about this rule.

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Until watching the video I thought you meant the toilet literally was the shower, but as depicted it seems perfectly fine. I wouldn't like the thin walls or stinking up the place if I was entertaining though.

It's easy for this guy to talk about being environmentally friendly and not wasting space, because there's just him. You couldn't have a tiny family house. Especially not in the middle of nowhere. It doesn't look very secure.

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He is thinking of the mythical 'brown note'.

Brown noise, I believe, is named for the scientist Robert Brown, best known for 'brownian motion'.

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After watching Amstell for so long, it's become abundantly clear that he is genuinely witty, whereas Lamarr just got laughs out of being vindictive. Also Adam Buxton's blogs about both hosts make me dislike him all the more. Miserable cunt.

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You're thinking of something else. I'm not too well-researched on the subject, but I according to some variable within sound, eg pitch, frequency or what have you, noises are attributed colours, for example white noise, pink noise, and brown noise to name a few.

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> Primark, bruv. cheaper and better still. Peacocks is ok too.

We're trying to get him to fit in, telling to shop where all the Pakis and Poles shop for rags isn't going to help.

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> We don't give tips/gratuities out when dining
Yeah we do. Restaurant -> 10% tip.
> Learn to love either Football/Rugby/Snooker like a religion
England: football
Wales: rugby
who the hell follows snooker?
> Shop @ T.K. Maxx (Everything is cheaper and you still get nice clothing)
Primark, bruv. cheaper and better still. Peacocks is ok too.

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so which durkadurkastan are you from anyway? I'm curious. Kazakhstan? Azerbaijan?

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Does that mean that listening to white noise makes you-

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