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The fact that #EastEnders has the entire community coming together and wholesomely cheering during the coronation, meanwhile, at the actual coronation street party I got roped into attending, people were loudly taking bets on how long Charles is going to last until he carks it.
'I'll be honest, I don't rate him.'
'No worries, there'll be another one of these soon.'
'Yeah, I give him five years tops.'
#EastEnders should let me rewrite this episode using real quotes from an actual working class community's coronation street party.
'No worries, there'll be another one of these soon.'
'Yeah, I give him five years tops.'
#EastEnders should let me rewrite this episode using real quotes from an actual working class community's coronation street party.
People keep crowing about the sense of 'community', but this isn't recognisable to me in anyway. This isn't what my local community celebration was like. Where's the dissent? The arguing? The bad taste jokes? The sarcasm? The people who hate it all and only showed up for cake?
Has anyone going on about 'the sense of community' ever actually experienced being in a community? Genuinely? Because everyone wholesomely cheering and behaving and getting along respectfully without a single bad taste joke and merrily waving their union jacks is not it, lol.
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