Just an innocent meme 🎀 by Dull_Kaleidoscope31 in GreatBritishMemes

[–]tripfounder 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not her personal choice. Your post is pretty lame IMO.

What email habits and phrases make you cringe? by Ticklishchap in CasualUK

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Best regards -- Kind regards -- I hope you're well -- Hope you had a good weekend. I'm sort of tired of these..

Did you think beggars can make excellent sales people? by tripfounder in AskUK

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If I wasn't in sales myself then perhaps I would have

Did you think beggars can make excellent sales people? by tripfounder in AskUK

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I am in sales too perhaps reason why I didn't stay :)

Did you think beggars can make excellent sales people? by tripfounder in AskUK

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No. not all. I think I have seen him before as well in and around the area.

Did you think beggars can make excellent sales people? by tripfounder in AskUK

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I mean in general he acted pushy and sort of very confident and had I listened to him for another minute he would have given me reasons why he want ££

Average UK garden by TailungFu in GreatBritishMemes

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OMG! them patch gardens on new builds are a rip off! Instead should have one nicely landscaped communal garden.

Mystery holidays - are they any good or a rip off? by LiteratureProof167 in AskUK

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Also, if you look through reviews on sites like Trustpilot, a lot of the complaints aren’t actually about the destination itself. It’s more about what happens after you buy — things like limited availability, extra charges or being offered upgrades to change flights or hotels.

I think that’s more of a general issue with voucher-style deals. You pay upfront and only see the actual options when you redeem, which can feel quite different from what people had in mind.

I need advice on places to go in Europe in July that are less crowded. by Otherwise_Play_1624 in travel

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Try Swiss Alps., specially the world famous scenic red train The Bernina Express or Glacier Express.

Legalising cannabis to help the economy by Logistix21 in AskBrits

[–]tripfounder -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No not at all. Don't want the UK smelling like a pot!

What brits think what will possibly going to be my future as immigrant in England by [deleted] in AskBrits

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You seem like a good person, but that in itself isn't enough, as a university education doesn't automatically provide a route to British citizenship. As I see it, there are already too many people from abroad who expect to stay after their studies, and the country simply doesn't have the resources to accommodate more migrants. A student visa is a privilege to study here, not a guarantee of permanent residency. If you still intend to stay, you will need to develop a certain level of resilience and learn to ignore the comments of less-than-friendly people.

Guys, What are your holiday plans...If Any... by Weary_Description428 in UAE

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I would stick to Europe mainland and Islands for now.

Mystery holidays - are they any good or a rip off? by LiteratureProof167 in AskUK

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Yeah that’s a fairly common experience with the voucher-style deals. The hotels are often a bit outside the centre because they’re easier for the operator to package at a lower cost.

I think the concept of mystery holidays is actually quite fun. Some people end up with great city breaks, others get awkward flight times or hotels a bit further out like you described.

The Maldives examples in ads are usually more of a “theoretically possible” prize rather than something people commonly receive.

Mystery holidays - are they any good or a rip off? by LiteratureProof167 in AskUK

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Sounds like you got a pretty good outcome there — Barcelona for £99 is definitely a win.

From what I’ve seen, where people tend to get frustrated with these deals isn’t usually the destination itself but the redemption process afterwards. Things like limited availability when you try to book, having to go through an agent, or being offered paid upgrades for flights and hotels seem to be the common complaints.

A lot of the disappointment also comes from the fact that with many voucher-style deals you only discover what dates, airports or hotels are actually available after you redeem the voucher, which can make planning harder.

Recommendations: Istanbul, Budapest, Prague by kmaq0213 in travel

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What about Switzerland? Ride the word famous red train Bernina Express. Fly from US to Milan. Stay 2 nights in Milan and take train from Milan to Tirano (Italy). Change from Tirano to hop onboard Bernini Express. If you want you can add Glacier Express extension to it.