To the cashier who left me absolutely speechless – I salute you / Adrian Chiles
Ours was a highly unusual interaction, and it made me question the way that British people speak to one another It was Sunday morning and I was grumpy enough, filling up my mum’s car. It was one of those petrol stations which is also a supermarket, so you run the risk of joining a queue of (…)
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