No Context Britain 6 

Yeah who actually pays for a TV license 😂

@@Rob-zq6qv Honestly if you just straight up refuse them entry it's really hard for them to do anything about it. Same goes for bailiffs, technically speaking, although in that case it's a bit trickier because you have to know the exact combination of legal words to say to them. Only people who can enter your home without permission is the police, and even then only with probable cause or a warrant. I mean, they (the TV licence people) will harass the fuck out of you which I guess is why most people just pay it to avoid the hassle, but if you're of a stubborn disposition there really is very little recourse they have to actually enforce it. I knew a guy who just used to shout through the letterbox that he was house-sitting for the legal occupant and did not have permission to let them in lol. And it fucking worked...

I love the idea that TVs license people are all secretly vampires. They have to have permission to enter

I think I would manage im 70

every ep he outs himself as a complete idiot in some subtle way lol

@@ratzinger3814 he is the custard slice

Glad see

very glad to see my thoughts posted on the first comment i look at lmao

Whenever you bite into them the custard of just explodes out the sides :(

yes

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It won't

Robert, stop being everywhere x

Doctor who > Anything else

overrated show real men watch lovelive

@@Pineapple69 im seeing YOU everywhere!

@@Lunarfly_streams how?

"Can't wait for this episode! I wonder where it will be set in the whole universe!" *London, present day*

sorry greogiry

@@k1sm33t forgiven, Kia cerato

Yeah, he's got the right end goal but the wrong additives. They make the water more acidic (how exactly idk) and the acidity makes you more thirsty. It's not acidic enough for you or me to taste, but it's just enough to not really help you.

No wonder why my dad says to bring back the British Empire

@@saintshrooms9424 has to be done

It's coming Rome.

@@saintshrooms9424 based dad

@@RustlingJimmies69 you are based mr vegas

Think it's the most hulls been referenced in a video..... first with devvo outside job center and then Hessle road🤣🤣🤣

Gr eggs

You get a more superior custard slice in Greggs to be fair, Mr Kipling makes exceedingly average cakes.

@@littlewoodimp didn’t know kiplings done custard slices to be fair 😂

@@ZiroOfficial To be equally fair, after a childhood being force-fed cherry bakewell slices every Sunday teatime I get flashbacks just from the packaging. Didn't they do a cream slice of some sort?

@@littlewoodimp I’ve no idea, I wouldn’t have thought they’d do anything with fresh cream/custard cause it’s mainly long shelf life stuff they make, no? Idk thought it was just French fancies and the little finger slice things where you get 2 in a pack

Av I found a fellow ull one

@@lollll4323 indeed

how do you pronounce it properly?

I'm baffled that TV licences are a thing full stop, as far as I'm aware we have never really had them here in Australia

Same here, I don't know if they can still legally gain access to your house to check these days though. There used to be Detector Vans 😂😂 driving around checking what people were watching (though in some areas it might just have been a nosy old git listening through your letterbox 😉). But in the spirit of the fabled British Fair Play, the BBC would run PSAs to let everyone know "There are Detector Vans In Your Area! Buy your TV Licence *NOW* to avoid the fine."

@@littlewoodimp I guess you're in Britain? I seem to have heard that the detector vans were a myth/scare tactic. I know that in Denmark, if you don't let them in, they can't do anything. Just be sure not to hold your smartphone when they knock. Or when they call, don't tell them that you're talking in a smartphone. Claim you use an old phone or something.

@@emilbovbjerg Maybe it really was just nosy old buggers listening at letterboxes all along then?!

@@littlewoodimp Maybe. It's just what I've heard 😅

lol

do u live in milton keanes by any chance

@@mralyyxr8838 either that or Doncaster

@@leonardochapman4736 probs Birmingham. Demolish it i reckon

@@JackIves only fix for it really

Well done Jack

@@Jets_Archive cheers mate

They are an inbreed

Storm Arwen hit us hard in Dundee, we didn’t even get the brunt of it. The Caravan was in Douglas in Dundee. Couple trampolines ended up on roofs aswell.

That would have been terrifying, glad you are ok now!! I would definitely keep avoiding beer, because some allergies get worse the more you come into contact with the allergen. For context, I've got a latex and a latex-fruit allergy, both of which get worse with more contact. Went from thinking the banana tingles were part of the universal banana eating experience to I can't eat them because they make my throat swell up ;-;. You can also get allergy tested to see what specifically you are allergic to in beer, but that tends to cost $$$ (at least here in Australia).

The way he pronounced Witham compared to how we say it was just weird 😂

Yes! 😂👌🏻

Oh my god you're right, I live near there!

No it's basically a part of taxes. This way the BBC is funded, they can make all of their normal shows and news channels etc, and they don't have to include ads

Its not as bad as it sounds

You don't have a licence to say that....

I would not have been as polite

@@alexsiriley Calm down malia.

It's because the BBC is ad-free, so it's how it gets its funding. And yes, you have to pay for it on top of any other pay channels you use like Sky or whatever. In fact, you have to pay it just for owning a TV, even if you never watch the BBC-run channels or if you never even switch the TV on. If you don't have a TV and only stream on a personal device, then as mentioned in the video they will try to bill you for watching iPlayer (the BBC's "free" streaming service), but not otherwise. It's a completely stupid system, but fortunately it's pretty easy to get out of paying, because the people who enforce it actually have no legal recourse for entering your house to confirm that you actually own a TV. They will often pretend that they do in order to bully people into letting them in, but if you stand your ground they have to go away eventually. I think in the past they actually could come in legally (not 100% sure about this though), and back then most people got around it by hiding the TV under the bed lol. The licence isn't that expensive (about £150 per year), but it's the principle of the thing really, especially since the BBC is largely complete dogshit these days.

Yeah i thought the same

Wtf u are not ok IT IS A Mr KIPLING SNACK TF custard slice

To be fair, the icing looks like it could be a Bakewell slice and that draws the eye more than the filling.

@@justdanr6690 Please refrain from commenting on matters you are clearly uneducated in. After extensive research due to your comment I have found no evidence of the item in question being a product of Mr. Kipling. It is in fact, a custard slice, sometimes called a vanilla slice.

@@tortoiseoflegends4466 I can understand that, as well as the fact he is wearing dark glasses indoors. However, it is no excuse for such incompetency in matters as important as this.

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It's going upto £5.50 in April...

im from witham (unfortunately)

Let the man live he’s not used to being above 5 foot😪

WHY DID I READ THAT IN HIS VOICE

Do u mean a series?

@@krishavsehdev7490 Yh🤣🤣🤣🤣