Vol. 4: the things Londoners love to complain about
Complaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritual some may say is a great source of stress relief, and we could not agree more!
This week in Things Londoner Lover to Complain Aboutโฆ
Too much drinking
We love to complain about drinking too much. Especially as itโs now commonplace to booze on a Thursday, Friday, Saturday and occasionally a Sunday.
Maybe one day it would be nice to do an activity in London that didnโt involve alcohol? Just once? ( A complaint we frequently make whilst at the pubโฆ#lifeofalondonder)

Teenagers
Theyโre also a bit loud and annoying and too full of joy. We donโt want to listen to your laughter after weโve had a full day of work. Itโs just not fair.
Lateness
People who arenโt on time. The most appalling manners. But then itโs also a bit rude when people get annoyed when weโre late? Sorry.
Self-service checkouts
โUnexpected item in bagging areaโ. For F**kโs sake comes to mind...
People with bad manners
For example:
- People who donโt hold doors open
- People who cancel plans last minute
- People who eat with their mouth open โ made worse with loud chewing / smacking noises
Cold callers
Everyone hates a cold call. Especially those that start with a hello, you respond, and then a robot responds. No thank you.
Or, whatโs worse is the popular, โwe hear youโve been involved in a car accidentโ when you most definitely live in London and definitely donโt even know how to drive.
Have you got any pressing complaints of your own?
Click here to send us your complaints titled โYour Fix: Things Londoners Love to Complain Aboutโ .
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Complaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritual some may say is a great source of stress relief, and we could not agree moreโฆ
Complaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritual some may say is a great source of stress reliefโฆ
Complaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritualโฆ
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