“So I went down the road, and there was this man there, and he was, like, looking at me, and I was like what’s he staring at.”
Are you sure they are not Australian?
“So I went down the road, and there was this man there, and he was, like, looking at me, and I was like what’s he staring at.”
Do you walk into the barbershop and ask for 'a haircut', no further questions...?
When you ask for an Americano and they say, "Would you like milk?".
Why is this a problem? An Americano is Espresso + water. Some people choose to add milk, others don't.
Then the customer would ask for an Americano with milk
And I’m against that
Spending a fortune on a lads weekend to Chessington world of adventures but having the experience destroyed by all the overexcited kids not being controlled properly by their useless parents.
The vernacular is owned by the retailer(s). The number of times I’ve asked for a white coffee only to be asked do I want filter, or an americano with hot or cold milk or even a latte.
So what should we ask for?
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Predominantly teenage girls and young women who think it makes them sound 'cool', 'sexy' and American - whereas it actually makes them sound like vacuous bimbos and airheads who spend their sad empty lives posting a hundred duck-faced selfies on Instagram every day and obsessing over what Kim Kardashian had for breakfast.
Oh, and their sentences usually start with 'Ohmigod', and end with Vocal Fry.
Sorry but I have to pick this up. If you're spending a fortune on a lads weekend, and choose to spend said fortune at a playpark that is guaranteed to be chock-full RAMMED with Haribo'd kids on a sugar high and yammering foreign students who cannot even talk without shrieking at each other, then you deserve everything you get. What were you thinking when there's Prague, Bruges or Amsterdam for very little more ??
Since when has Chessington world of adventures been exclusive to kids?