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Somehow that $60 billion we spend every year on weight loss products is getting us nowhere.

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nd English people don’t walk around in a top hat and tails every day – only on special occasions.

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It really doesn’t rain every day in the U.K., though it is possible to experience four seasons in one day. The real difference is that our “summer” lasts for about five days, and when it’s hot, we mean it’s about 75 degrees Fahrenheit. If it’s hotter than that, then we just can’t deal with it - we start wondering where the breeze is.

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Brit-to-American translation: to queue means to wait in line. This is a bit of an odd one, but British people do enjoy queuing. Seriously, there's something I just can't explain about this one, but you daren't push in a queue; you should really just offer sandwiches. In fact, when it comes to Wimbledon, people will camp in a queue line to make sure that they get tickets. Now that’s dedication to queuing.