okmatewanker

I remember it like it was yesterday - slipping into my tracksuit chainmail and popping down to the Gregg's with good old Aslan. That was before the Dangerous Big Cats bill.

We're probably all familiar with the stereotypes that come associated with our countries, but that hasn't stopped people expressing their outrage over AI-generated versions of the 'average person'.

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When it comes to England, AI could have opted for tracksuit bottoms or Beatles-inspired haircuts, but it was actually pretty kind by displaying the average person as a well-dressed man in a flat cap and a three-piece suit - and of course they wouldn't be British if they weren't clutching a saucer and cup of tea!

A classic that this sub reminds me of.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/10757641

SunExpress’s German-American boss Max Kownatzki told trade publication TTG that one special flight operated by the Turkish airline for a group of Brits on a golfing break was drunk dry in the space of 25-minutes.

He said Brit travellers are “more high-spend, more hedonistic.”

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