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Like gaijins in Japan, foreigners in UK are not typically expected to participate in the system at all.
by toyg 4y ago
Like gaijins in Japan, foreigners in UK are not typically expected to participate in the system at all.
- dreen 4y agoI spent the last 15 years in London and I strongly disagree. Not only are foreigners judged (perhaps subconsciously) on how British they can be, where you came from initially matters a great deal as well, which is why I worked on loosing my Eastern European accent. That being said, over those 15 years, I was only openly discriminated against once.
- KaiserPro 4y agoNaa, you're expected to queue. if you go to the countryside, you will be treated as a rare and unusual person of status. but you still have to queue.
- toyg 4y agoThat's not the class system, lol.