Last night I watched Fatal Attraction on BBC I Player, mid eighties I believe, I didn't think it looked that dated given it's now 35 or so years old, Of course what was really apparent, was the lack of mobile phones!
Harry Enfield did some excellent parodies of the flickering black and white films of old where the "posh" people have the frightfully clipped accents and the squawkers always in pinnies. Anyone who has seen Brief Encounter will recognise the latter in the woman who serves tea in the railway cafe where the lovers meet. That film always exemplifies those stereotypes and imo is quite unintentionally hilarious.
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What is a reasonable minimum spend for an online grocery delivery??