Guys, what do you think of baristas?

Because British people couldn't even get a job in a foreign supermarket because they're generally crap at languages.

Oh wait, apart from all the English-owned businesses on the Costa del Sol and in Cyprus who fill up their employment ranks with English people who don't even speak Spanish or Greek. Same people whose kids attend British schools and never learn the language of where they live. There are over 53 British schools in Spain (just the ones registered with the NABS). Imagine if there were over 53 Spanish-curriculum schools in the UK that taught only in Spanish and served a Spanish community who shopped in Spanish shops, worked in Spanish businesses and only had Spanish friends. There'd be an uproar.

When people from other countries go abroad, they're immigrants. When British people go abroad, we're 'expats'. I think that says it all.

Thats only one corner of Spain - a country which is relatively homogenous and underpopulated and critically their communities are not fractured and broken like ours. We have so many English people that are NEETs that are unempoyable, or cannot get operations. By far the greatest number of homeless people are local no question. I so no problem with the odd pole here or there or the odd foreign student but the numbers we've got now were are talking some serious ethnic cleaning.

Because British people couldn't even get a job in a foreign supermarket because they're generally crap at languages.

Oh wait, apart from all the English-owned businesses on the Costa del Sol and in Cyprus who fill up their employment ranks with English people who don't even speak Spanish or Greek. Same people whose kids attend British schools and never learn the language of where they live. There are over 53 British schools in Spain (just the ones registered with the NABS). Imagine if there were over 53 Spanish-curriculum schools in the UK that taught only in Spanish and served a Spanish community who shopped in Spanish shops, worked in Spanish businesses and only had Spanish friends. There'd be an uproar.

When people from other countries go abroad, they're immigrants. When British people go abroad, we're 'expats'. I think that says it all.

As in the people that work in coffee shops - do you think most of the girls are pretty? Do you associate the job with mostly attractive females?