Emily Blunt and James McAvoy Explain a Typical British Day | Vanity Fair

just throw it away, oh that was a header from a football match, which is a very British thing, very British. Hi, I'm Emily Blunt and James McAvoy and we're here to talk about a

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British breakfast also known as sometimes brekkie brekkie, yeah, something like that. I would say it's a full English breakfast. You can also eat fried bread on a normal day. I still like to eat Marmite on toast. Now I'm trying to teach my kids to enjoy this fantastic variety, the problem is when you actually look at what it is, it's yeast extract, but I love it.

I used to have it for breakfast twice a day and then rush home from school. I took it again, it is full of vitamin b12 and if you are in a malaria area apparently eating a daily dose of this will help keep the mosquitoes at bay. That's very good for you John, no, you've never spread a lot of butter on toast. I am very strong. I feel like in America you have the New York Times and maybe you have a couple of those that are intellectual, we have a handful of action, yes, The Times is what my dad reads, we still have a tabloid here.

I don't know if you have something like the tabloid, we can say that it is a very classy newspaper, a plot is a piece of land that is dedicated to small, very clearly defined gardening patches and the government or local council is requested for access and plots. , a very cheap piece of land and grow whatever you want on it and you have whole communities of people who like to do different things and share their products and it's really beautiful the other thing, oh, this is a good roast beef, those potatoes roasted they don't look strong, although I have to make them like Yorkshire pudding crisps, you should never make them from a mix guys, it's basically a pancake mix, so you like a savory pancake mix and bake it in the oven and it's fine, but you know the trick is to leave the dough outside. all day I need them on Christmas and then what votes came out like that oh I loved the countdown it used to be right after you get home from school so you get home you're a little tired from school and you have some mail . and the countdown on your clock, yes, it is the most elaborate form of Scrabble.

Can I get a vowel please, consonant please yes, but there are a lot of pleases and thank yous in Britain, generally shopping or messaging. F fuel in Scotland, don't go for the photo and go for the messages, I just show you some messages again and our ghost is a catalog store, so you become like a huge book and it has a million different sections with a million of different items, from electricity to makeup and toys. You watch TV, you choose what you want, tapes and a small computer, you pay for them and then you go to the counter and they bring them to you and they have a warehouse of things behind them, it usually takes a little while. of time, help me with something from Becky's mom.

Oh fantastic, come on, go and go, don't break ammo, we'll take this home, this is what we call the T builders, which is incredibly dark, powerful, strong, the team as you're describing it is the Darkness. Crystal is T. I would see this being stronger. I think both it's like if you put your spoon in, it would just stay. Yes, this light is delicate. That's what you get when you're in America. A lot of history that people tell you. and I always say aha HobNob, the classic dip cookie I grew up with these pastry creams, it's digested in the morning, you know, what you used is a cheesecake base, that's what this is, but it's a good dark chocolate, you had a palette covered chocolate, yes, aha.

I just got arrested but please it reminds me so much of my Nana that you always had them in the car when the gums were wine gums, yes I think they usually contain alcohol constantly but you don't anymore. Oh monstrous month, they are horribly sour and salty. I once knew a girl who bargained on a Friday night by going out and buying a two-liter bottle of soda that she emptied. Oh, as it occurred to me, she would fill it with vodka and then crush the stuff on top of it, she would shake it and stuff. would be your Friday night is necessarily this material for dinner can be like a classic school hunt with beans baked beans on top and it smells like Charles growing together what are stews no and what are spaghetti bolognese that are basically just pasta that the British believe everything exists Those other things are like the cool people of Brooklyn invented them.

The British pub may not be part of a chain. There is no brewery. Those are independent. The floor should be a little greasy and sticky from centuries of alcohol. Yes, the rug looks like where it came from. 1942, maybe also a proprietor and a good English pub bathroom or a British pub. I think people know your name, yes, a bit of lecturers. I've only had one in my life, it was a pub called the Bank of Friendship when everyone knew about it. you when you went and it was great. I usually like to have a cup of tea before I go to bed.

My big Ben's do that and say, oh, we never sleep in because you drink caffeine before you go to bed, yeah, that's just it. On a

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British day it's like we finish each other's sandwiches.