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I am 17 almost 18 and I watch a lot of Caleb Hammer on YouTube and the idea of credit card debt actually scares me. I’ve also just not really heard a lot of people (like my family) talk about credit cards or having one, so are they needed or our debit cards just fine? submitted by /u/Comprehensive-Fuel70 to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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So some background first. My sister (let’s call her Laura, 29F) and I (27M) have always had a really sarcastic relationship. Like… we basically grew up roasting each other constantly. It’s just how we talk. If you overheard us without context you’d probably think we hate each other, but we’re actually really close. She recently got engaged to her fiancé (Daniel, 31M). They’ve been together around a year. I’ve met him a few times before but only briefly, like birthdays and a couple family things. He always seemed nice enough, but definitely more on the serious side compared to our family. Anyway, last weekend my parents hosted a small engagement dinner for them. Nothing huge, just immediate family and Daniel’s parents. My mom cooked way too much food like she always does and everyone was having wine and talking about wedding stuff. Everything was totally fine for the first part of the night. Then my mom decid

I don't have any reason for this question other than genuine curiosity. submitted by /u/Icy_Maple_Pie to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

There's one about the local bakery buying all its goods from a warehouse. submitted by /u/Duoplo to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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