[ SECRET POST #3367 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3367 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I could take the cheap shot and point out how terribly British writers do American culture, or things like how godawful the three British actors on Walking Dead butchered the Georgia accent, etc, but I won't. Because it's Thursday.

I will suggest, though, that maybe American obsession with tea is less 'durrhurr me no know British culture' barbarism (wow, painting Americans as ignorant, how...imperialist of you), and more of a thing of envy. American culture is very chaotic, at best, and sometimes that's good, but sometimes it's really easy to feel unmoored and uprooted. Tea, as a ritual, as a dead solid ceremony that creates normalcy, etc--that sounds like a fetishization and longing for that kind of ceremonialized normalcy than anything to get butthurt about.