Having some miserable sod tutting and complaining, behind me, when Im sorting out my tickets putting me right off, messes me up so Im stuck there for ages.
I'm sure this must've been raised before, but the dark quality of so many modern TV dramas.
I read this could be due to the switch from analogue to digital, the saving on lighting, the saving on background detail or most likely the choice of production staff on artistic detail. It may not be a particularly sophisticated view that I have, but I just wish that someone would turn the lights on.
The amount of detectives that sit in the dark with a small lamp on is ridiculous.
And the obligatory bottle of whisky in the bottom drawer.
The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere
Well do you want the potholes filled in or not
Its a bastard, the council's try and squeeze in everything in the half terms and holidays which is fair enough as the roads are a joy when kids aren't in school but yes, it kind of fucks things up for anyone else using the roads especially with delivery drivers thinking stopping in the middle of the road with their hazard lights on is fine
What pisses me off is they dig an hole, put loads of barriers up, temporary traffic lights and then bugger off for a week. They should have to pay (a large amount) for every hour that they have dug a hole for a utility or some other reason, and caused disruption. That may speed things up. The money earned can be shared with the council, and me for thinking it up. I will monitor the invoice payments from my yacht in Monte Carlo.
The amount of temporary roadworks that there are atm,literally everywhere
Well do you want the potholes filled in or not
Its a bastard, the council's try and squeeze in everything in the half terms and holidays which is fair enough as the roads are a joy when kids aren't in school but yes, it kind of fucks things up for anyone else using the roads especially with delivery drivers thinking stopping in the middle of the road with their hazard lights on is fine
What pisses me off is they dig an hole, put loads of barriers up, temporary traffic lights and then bugger off for a week. They should have to pay (a large amount) for every hour that they have dug a hole for a utility or some other reason, and caused disruption. That may speed things up. The money earned can be shared with the council, and me for thinking it up. I will monitor the invoice payments from my yacht in Monte Carlo.
That maddens me too. Problem is for thr utilities like the water boards, UKPN and SGN we subsidise them anyway and annoyingly but maybe sensibly local authorities cant use fines generated from roadworks to fatten up other budgets. Once they can you watch roadworks become even worse than they currently are
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