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Had a bit of business to do in England last week, I enjoyed experiencing city life but I was a square peg in a round hole. The weather was cold and grim so I bought a jumper is a store called “moss”, three staff at the till and only me for a customer, they refused my Royal Bank of Scotland £20 notes!
“It’s cause eu” one said 😂, what a bunch of muppets!!
I didn’t say anything, I still bought the jumper, in fact after paying with English notes I went back in the changing room and put it on, on the way out the manager walked by so I stopped him and told him how I’d been embarrassed at the check out, he states “ it’s company policy, there’s lots of counterfeit Scottish notes.” Brave business decision,four people to pay and only one customer I said, the girl at the till called over,” you didn’t get your change “ keep it, you need it more than me” hopefully the had a laugh about it and maybe they’ll learn some people skills.
There was a bit of protesting going on too, harmless enough but there’s nobody except me even looking and I don’t think they liked the look of me

Many a happy evening on Felinfoel Double Dragon. It was one of the few vegan beers for a while (although things have improved greatly these days).

However, some people did have a bizarre intestinal reaction to it - hence the nickname 'Feeling Foul'. I was one of the lucky ones.

[quote=JohnHarris]I couldn't see the cat in the picture, reminds me of Mr R Whittington and colleague and his exploits in ' the big smoke'. Buying that jumper sounds like a bit of a pantomime. Been there done that.

😂now there a reference joke which could only work on TM, nobody I met in Birmingham would know who Dick was, I’d probably get arrested if I even asked them!
I wonder if AI would understand what you meant?

Well I didn't recognise Birmingham from the photographs, I grew up only 8 miles from there, mind you the relatively clean environment and buildings were confusing. When ever in Birmingham always make a point of going down the Jewelry quarter, still lots of artisan/craftsmen plying their skilled trade.