> UK pub culture doesn't tend to be that intentional about meeting particular people but rather hanging out where others may or may not show up.
Interesting, other than 'the locals' propping up the bar, that's not my experience at all.
I think going to each other's homes (on a smaller scale and in a less organised way than 'a party') is more common now. For whatever reason, I wouldn't like to say, could be fashion, could be the other side of 'the pub is too expensive', or something else.
Interesting, other than 'the locals' propping up the bar, that's not my experience at all.
I think going to each other's homes (on a smaller scale and in a less organised way than 'a party') is more common now. For whatever reason, I wouldn't like to say, could be fashion, could be the other side of 'the pub is too expensive', or something else.