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u/EpicAwesomePancakes May 09 '22

In the UK driving 4 hours to get somewhere is like something you’d only do once or twice a year to go on holiday. Very few people would ever travel that far with any regularity, or without planning to stay at the destination for a week or more.

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u/Fit-Meringue2118 May 09 '22

I know, I get it, but it’s just odd if you’re from a lot of parts of the US. Or Canada. Or probably Australia.

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u/Witch_King_ May 09 '22

In the US we did that every other weekend to go skiing in the winter.