A fabulous do they mean us? style documentary film made in 1974 to educate American businessmen on the peculiar ways customs etiquette and traditions of the British during the age of my word is my bond. The litany of do's and don'ts is fascinating and gives a unique insight into the once regimented manners that guided interpersonal relationships in Britain already long gone :- Sit when he asks you not before Don't be too friendly Extroversion is considered embarrassing People are very sensitive about their position and title One should never tip less then 10 pence... The British always try to remain polite but do not be deceived underneath there is still something of the bulldog in most of them We shall tell you who the Britons are where they are and how to treat them socially and commercially This highly instructional guide to interacting with the British is liberally interspersed with an introduction to the wider infrastructure of the nation as it was in 1974. The legal political banking and transport systems are introduced. British traditions as varied as Gentlemen's Clubs Pubs and D.I.Y.are explained and there is an overview of British television and newspapers what is considered suitable clothing and the variable weather. [show more]
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