Re: Your very petty pet hates
Yeah. I went to an Applebee's (bar diner chain in USA) and all the kitchen staff came out to see me. It was a bit weird. You have to remember that a lot of Americans don't leave the state they grew up in, so anything that's from outside needs examining. On the flipside when my lady is over here nobody really bats an eyelid. Europeans in general are more worldly. I think it's to do with most big media originating out of the USA.
On topic, TV signals. Digital TV signals are terrible. I live at the highest point of my city boundary and it's always windy, the weather is always much worse than it is down the hill. Cue pictures distorting with pixelation and sound popping in and out. Usually it's just once a blue moon the TV goes daft, but recently it's several times a day. I don't watch much TV, but it's pretty annoying for the service to be spoiled. I could cope with a bit of snow or static on screen, I'd take it over the transmission just halting completely like it does now.
Yeah. I went to an Applebee's (bar diner chain in USA) and all the kitchen staff came out to see me. It was a bit weird. You have to remember that a lot of Americans don't leave the state they grew up in, so anything that's from outside needs examining. On the flipside when my lady is over here nobody really bats an eyelid. Europeans in general are more worldly. I think it's to do with most big media originating out of the USA.
On topic, TV signals. Digital TV signals are terrible. I live at the highest point of my city boundary and it's always windy, the weather is always much worse than it is down the hill. Cue pictures distorting with pixelation and sound popping in and out. Usually it's just once a blue moon the TV goes daft, but recently it's several times a day. I don't watch much TV, but it's pretty annoying for the service to be spoiled. I could cope with a bit of snow or static on screen, I'd take it over the transmission just halting completely like it does now.
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