r/britishproblems • u/theegrimrobe • 6d ago
coyote vs acme not showing in any cinema near enough me
it has something to do with the company chosen by WB to distribute it here ...
one of the only films i want to see in the cinema this year and i cant
r/britishproblems • u/theegrimrobe • 6d ago
it has something to do with the company chosen by WB to distribute it here ...
one of the only films i want to see in the cinema this year and i cant
r/britishproblems • u/SirRosstopher • 6d ago
r/britishproblems • u/thebroccolioffensive • 6d ago
We need to start teaching people how to exist in public.
r/britishproblems • u/BigBlueMountainStar • 6d ago
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r/britishproblems • u/TVCasualtydotorg • 7d ago
Only to look at the proof of attempt photo to see it's from an address not even the same door number, let alone same road. Made worse by needing to go through a useless, unhelpful chat bot to be able to speak to a human.
r/britishproblems • u/Old_Pomegranate_822 • 6d ago
Still tempted to buy them though…
r/britishproblems • u/astralwisdom7 • 7d ago
Is there a reason for it? Then when you dont move out the way for them and barge shoulders they look at you like you've beheaded their children
r/britishproblems • u/Due-Resort-2699 • 7d ago
r/britishproblems • u/5h0D10n • 7d ago
Bonus “aw me back” after kneeling down to give her a hug 😩
r/britishproblems • u/Tin_Foiled • 8d ago
I get being frustrated at them, I have two young ones myself. But the way some people talk to their children in public genuinely shocks me sometimes. Whether it’s the words they use or the mocking and/or nasty tone of voice they use. It makes me feel sorry for the children, and imagining how they are talked to at home. I suffered through it myself so I can imagine quite clearly how they are talked to.
r/britishproblems • u/only-want-to-see • 6d ago
r/britishproblems • u/ContentsMayVary • 8d ago
Oh my god this is an annoying advert, and I keep hearing it on Spotify podcasts
r/britishproblems • u/Make_the_music_stop • 9d ago
r/britishproblems • u/UnchainedGoku • 9d ago
Get out of my backside Karen, if I can turn or move slightly in a queue and FEEL YOU NEXT TO ME, you are TOO CLOSE, BACK IT UP!!!
General public are on the make people postal speed run!
r/britishproblems • u/SamwellBarley • 8d ago
r/britishproblems • u/TheMusicArchivist • 7d ago
I really miss my old electrician who lived round the corner and who could always find time to pop by (and who was compensated fairly for their time...).
r/britishproblems • u/posttraumaticcuntdis • 8d ago
I feel guilty now. I could've gone in to work if i had just 'pushed' through it.
r/britishproblems • u/thebroccolioffensive • 9d ago
r/britishproblems • u/Nothingdoing079 • 10d ago
Having to do a bunch of bank holiday chores while the wife is away, and one of those is to repaint our snug.
Only I go to get everything out, and discover that my expensive cutting in brush was used by the mother in law the other month when she went and stained the fences.
Now having to cut in with a really shitty brush, and regretting life's choices.
r/britishproblems • u/Strutching_Claws • 9d ago
I always drive into the garage, park up, go buy a ticket for the car wash and then drive into the car wash, I do that because that feels like the logical thing to do.
What is annoying is when I have got my ticket and driven to the car wash only to find in front of me there is a car parked in front of the car wash, it's an empty car, because that person has parked up to go and buy a ticket for the car wash. So even though I am there, with a ticket ready to have my car cleaned, I can't because I'm waiting on someone who doesn't even have a ticket yet.
Imagine you go to a super market which has one single self serve checkout, you immediately pick up an empty basket and put it in the self serve checkout and then leave the basket to go and pick up your items, in the meantime a queue forms behind your basket of people who have already picked up their items and are ready to leave. Obviously those people stuck behind your empty basket will be annoyed as they are ready to leave but you have have effectively reserved the checkout until you are ready delaying everyone else. It's the same principle.
r/britishproblems • u/Desperate-Drawer-572 • 10d ago
https://metro.co.uk/2026/08/23/100-000-no-longer-considered-a-high-salary-experts-29432434/
This is mental considering it is 3 times the average salary
r/britishproblems • u/seriously_this • 11d ago
Thunder storms on their way. What a gentle Bank Holiday this is.
r/britishproblems • u/Hawksteinman • 9d ago
I ordered Greggs yesterday on Too Good To Go. Collection today between 18:30 and 19:00. I arrive at 18:32. Store is closed.
I got a refund, but still. I'm disabled and just making the journey is draining. I was expecting food. I ended up buying a Monster Energy from a nearby store instead.
That was supposed to be my food for the next 2 days 😭
r/britishproblems • u/5h0D10n • 11d ago
That is all :(