
We all have that one questionable behaviour we refuse to feel bad about, no matter what the vicar, the Guardian, or our nan says. Rank these ethically wobbly British staples from 'proudly guilty' to 'actually, that's a bit much'.
Put the items in your preferred order.

Pretending to be on a call to avoid chuggers
Whipping out your phone the moment you spot a hi-vis vest with a clipboard on the high street. Cowardly? Yes. Effective? Absolutely.

Taking a sickie when you're perfectly fine
That 'dodgy tummy' text at 7am when really you just cannot face another team meeting. Some call it fraud, others call it self-preservation.

Nicking hotel toiletries by the armful
Those tiny shampoos are basically free, aren't they? Never mind that you've got a bathroom cupboard resembling a Boots warehouse.

Lying about your kid's age for cheaper tickets
Little Oliver is 14 and six foot, but at the cinema box office he's a very tall 11. The great British family discount fraud.

Blatantly judging neighbours' bin habits
Cardboard in the general waste? Recycling out on the wrong week? You've mentally reported them to the council seventeen times already.
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