Nicola Coughlan & Luke Newton Assess Their Etiquette | Common Courtesy | Town & Country 

the amount of interviews we've been fed with is everything to me

Wholeheartedly disagree with splitting the bill if you only got a salad or something small on the menu. Sorry bro, I'm not paying for your lobster, wine, and dessert.

Omg Nicola's hair is just so ethereal, absolute goddess😭😭

This is how there feeding us until the 16th😅

I'm just a total sucker for any Bridgerton content!!

Loe them together. Good friendship, but chemistry through the roof!

I love everything about them but they lost me at splitting the bill 😅If I ordered just a salad and the person next to me ordered the whole menu, best believe I’m only paying for my salad.

Eh. I'm gonna have to call them out about that split the bill business. There is usually one person who orders the most expensive crap they can and eat more than everybody else. Yet, they expect everyone to split the bill evenly. I don't think so. Nobody else ordered lobster, wine, and six appetizers that they plan to take home. You ordered it; you pay for it.

Luke and Nicola never miss! Always engaging, always sweet and the best BFFs

Nicola has the best answer for everything! But I will stand with the bill segment, people should pay what they owe, nothing more nothing less, and if the tip is less than recommended people can pitch in as they please. Tipping is a grey area anyways ethically!

These interviews are keeping me sane 😂

Nah hard disagree with the splitting the bill one cause if a person just had a salad and you had something fancy then why do you expect the other person to cover half the price for something they didn't even eat... This only benefits you as you have to pay less but its just so unfair to the other person...

they are so sweet 😭

“We don’t go watch them at work” 😂

her hair is so stunning!!

This couple made me addicted with the series 🥰🥰 would love to see them for all seasons (until the end of franchise).

Nicola's hair here is iconic, I will think about it the rest of the day

Tipping 10% in continental Europe is absolutely normal, you dudes are crazy.

These two are just amazing 🥹

I think splitting the bill only makes sense if youre buying platters to share. Otherwise just pay what you ate? Like i would never expect my friend to pay for my food when they barely ate anything.

Living for these two content!!

I love them and I think the only way I can wait 28 more days for part 2 is if they give us content like this💘

Such well thought answers and polite people

Omg they are both so darling, I can't ❤❤

I Love How Ridiculously In Tune With Each Other They Are!!! ❤️

Such a good interview

Great answers!

She’s ✨GORGEOUS✨

love them

So creative!

I love them so muchh

Lovely people ❤ .

I love themmmmm

Did the interviewer pull all these questions from AITA on reddit? Feels like I've seen them all 😆

I watched one Bridgerton interview and now my whole feed is Bridgerton.

Nicola would hate going out to dinner with many of us Dutch people 😂

the airplane thing actually happened to me, i did exactly what they said except the person had their seat reclined all the way back for the full 6 hours so the meals were my only excuse to get them to give me some space…..

What a weird take on splitting the bill?? Obviously if someone had just a salad and others had a full course meal AND drinks?!?!?!

Don’t agree for the split bill, if i only order salad, I don’t want to pay for people who ordered expensive food, also, if I feeling fancy and want to order something more expensive, I’ll feel bad if my friend who order something less expensive has to pay more because of me.

X to splitting the bill - i'll pay my fair share and in no way am obliged to pay for your exquisite 3 course meal and drinks X to tipping full stop. It's my discretion, you can't judge someone's tipping behaviour because its ultimately their judgement of the service they were provided. Also we do not have a tipping culture in the UK. Maybe the government of such countries should give a base national minimum wage that's appropriate rather that having tips make up for the gap in pay. I can say this with experience having worked in America for a year and know the hospitality industry is one of the worst impacted industries effected by this nonsense.

10% is a normal tip everywhere except the US and tipping isn’t even that common in the uk tbh, so if I was with someone who tipped 10% I would just think how nice it was that they tipped at all 😂 I rarely tip unless it was above and beyond, but of course I would always tip in the US because I understand it’s a different system and culture there

My sil is super guilty of the candid picture thing, found out later she deliberately picked the worst ones of me. I have stayed out of her lane for my entire relationship with the family and very polite. I finally said, unless you can spend 5 mins with me visiting you cannot take pics. Shut her down after she threw an adult fit. Actually, my first time standing up to a family narcissist/

they literally go from "your friend could be broke, you don't know people's situations" to "i hate the 'i OnLy hAd tHe SaLaD'" folks. YEAH YALL LOST ME

Dont agree about splitting the bill. If I order one small thing I'm not splitting the bill with someone who ordered things way beyond over the value of wht i did doesnt have to be exact same but ive had dinner with people who ordered $100+ of food each while i got a small dish and was expected to split evenly... yeah no...I think it's actually more rude of the person getting the expensive item or ordering a lot to even assume it will be split in the first place.

Lol i aint paying for no ones food if im at dinner and i only ate one thing tf

To be honest, it should be just titled "how to deal with people being assholes" 😂😅 common courtesy here is just them being adorable British as well, not brutally straightforward as be rude or hurtful...