Originally Posted by gadders:
“I wasn't talking about the Ivy at all - I was talking about the myriad of places in London that cater to what I'd call "normal" Londoners - not business accounts/celebrities etc, just routine places for many Londoners.
Unfortunately London isn't the "real world" - it attracts the best people who live fantastic life styles that unfortunatey a lot of people outside London just couldn't comprehend. Sorry if I sound like a snob but just look at the city where The Apprentice is set.”
“I wasn't talking about the Ivy at all - I was talking about the myriad of places in London that cater to what I'd call "normal" Londoners - not business accounts/celebrities etc, just routine places for many Londoners.
Unfortunately London isn't the "real world" - it attracts the best people who live fantastic life styles that unfortunatey a lot of people outside London just couldn't comprehend. Sorry if I sound like a snob but just look at the city where The Apprentice is set.”
As what you probably would call a 'normal' Londoner, I maintain your opinion is wrong. If you take out Kensington and Chelsea, Belgravia, Knightsbridge and Finchley, you're still left with Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Lewisham, Tottenham, Acton, Hammersmith - need I go on? The highly affluent areas can be named almost on one hand. Look at where people really live, their real lives, and your opinion of London is inaccurate.




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