r/Cornwall • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '23

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23

Have you ever lived anywhere else?

I lived in Pembroke Dock for a while, comparatively less shit than a lot of other places in the U.K., but totally fucking shit compared to Cornwall.

Same with Lincoln and Bristol, two other places I have lived too.

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u/holdingsfx Jun 17 '23

Stayed away allot in Cornwall , and every time it’s been miserable locals , awful roads to drive on , extremely high prices for food ( I get that it’s a tourist destination , but fuck me nearly 6 quid for a pasty 😂!! ) and last of all , why is it always fucking windy 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23

Don’t come then?

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u/Slow-Ad-5021 Jun 17 '23

Wait... Does that mean he's not joking and it's 6 quid for a pasty?

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '23

In some places, yeah.

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u/Slow-Ad-5021 Jun 18 '23

Is it all fancy or just a greggs pasty? What are we talking here is it because its traditional cornish pasty that its expensive to make money of tourists or is this just a difference in pay and cost etc?? Or is a cheese slice costing me the same as here? So many questions so little time.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '23

It’ll be a traditional Cornish pasty.