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EARLY RELEASE: INBETWEENERS Series 2 Ep: 4 UNCUT
🕑 Added 2023-09-18 17:11:48 +0000 UTCHappy Monday guys! Hope you're having a good week so far :)
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Megan Ruth
To me it sounded like an inferiority thing! But I've never felt any different on a bus than on the tube safety wise. Who knows!
Adam
Well if it's a snobbishness thing then that's pretty weird. But also I can totally see why women would hate taking public transport alone late at night, so maybe this is what they're referring to? I'm not sure how this would differ between the buses and the tube (maybe there are particularly bad bus routes).
Megan Ruth
oh yes absolutely! The comedy here especially is quite enjoyable :)
Reece Brown
You're welcome! was wondering, have you enjoyed British telly in general?
Megan Ruth
thank you!!
Megan Ruth
I don't prefer it over the tube, I think both have a place! TFL can be pretty good when it works... although it's still much better than Toronto!
Reece Brown
Can't beat a inbetweeners reaction from someone from North America. Sums up normal British lads soo well. Really enjoying these!
James Aston
I agree about the buses, in London all the public transport is pretty good but the bus system is excellent. I prefer using it to the tube personally
Megan Ruth
there seems to be! I've met quite a few people who are born Londoners (mostly women) who hate taking the bus!
Adam
Also, is there really still a snobbishness about taking a bus in London? I thought that was just as normal as taking the tube or any other transport?
Adam
It’s one of the great things about British comedy. It has very subtle references to the pervasive class structure of British society, but at the same time can make a joke about a bloke getting his knob stuck in a metal can!
Megan Ruth
Ahh ok! That makes sense! Thanks :)
Adam
Will doesn’t really display any autistic traits. It’s more that he grew up in a private school, where you’re almost (subtly) taught that you deserve a certain level of privilege in life, and then due to his parent’s divorce he had to move to a state school where he was unprepared for the everyday life of, well, real life! (No offence to anyone who went to a private school BTW).
