30 ways the UK's changed in the last 10 years

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    .... especially the DFS sale :)
     
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    I'm yet to understand...

    ...the coffee shop phenomenon. I often see folk sat in them by themselves reading a book. Why would you pay over the odds for a coffee when you could read the book at home or maybe take a thermos and read it in the country or whatever? It makes no sense I tells thi! Is it an attempt to be seen? Can you pull in these places? There must be a hidden attraction I haven't yet figured out.
     
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    I'll do it when im waiting between trains but otherwiseI agree. Did you know in sheffield three different coffee outlets charge three different prices for the same thing.
     
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    Being a tight b@st@rd, you will never find me in a 'coffee shop'. Except for the ones in 'Dam. (blaze)
     
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