We're told these are sacred parts of British life, but let's be honest, some of them are pure faff. Time to admit which ones you'd happily bin off forever.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Queueing for the sake of it
There's a queue forming, so naturally you join it without knowing why. We've turned waiting into a personality trait and somehow we're proud of it.
The Sunday Roast performance
You spend the entire day basting a chicken just to sit in a food coma by 4pm. The Yorkshire puddings better be worth it.
Going to the pub in horrendous weather
It's eight degrees and sideways rain, but the beer garden is calling. Hypothermia tastes better with a lager apparently.
Royal family obsession
Every milestone gets a commemorative mug and a bank holiday nobody asked for. The street parties are fun, the deference less so.
Apologising when someone bumps into you
They stepped on your foot, yet somehow you're the one saying sorry. It's emotional outsourcing dressed up as politeness.
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