I'm in Glasgow, yes, f*cking Glasgow, the greyest city in the world

[World's End Stella]

and to make matters worse, I just paid for lunch with 20 pounds sterling and received change in what appears to be some form of Scotch currency.

Is it worth anything outside of Jockland?

[Pokster]

and to make matters worse, I just paid for lunch with 20 pounds sterling and received change in what appears to be some form of Scotch currency.

Is it worth anything outside of Jockland?

You won't be use to getting change out of a £20 for lunch

[Ash]

and to make matters worse, I just paid for lunch with 20 pounds sterling and received change in what appears to be some form of Scotch currency.

Is it worth anything outside of Jockland?

You'll have to take it to a bank to get it changed for real money.

[SWv2]

You'll have to take it to a bank to get it changed for real money.

No, your average shopkeeper will gladly take it once you point out them in a polite manner that the money is sterling.

A common problem back in the day.

[Burney]

No, your average shopkeeper will gladly take it once you point out them in a polite manner that the money is sterling.

A common problem back in the day.

I've disliked scotch currency since a day in my youth when I got into an altercation with a scotchman after he overheard me make some disparaging remark in response to a friend of mine claiming that the Highland clearances had 'destroyed Scottish culture'. I opined that Scottish culture at that time consisted of living on a hillside and shagging your sister. Our scotch friend took umbrage at this, got up and started waving a scotch fiver in my face and claiming that people like me would 'turn the place intae fùckin' Bosnia' or some such guttural nonsense. All very ugly and unnecessary, of course, but that's the scotch for you.

[World's End Stella]

I've disliked scotch currency since a day in my youth when I got into an altercation with a scotchman after he overheard me make some disparaging remark in response to a friend of mine claiming that the Highland clearances had 'destroyed Scottish culture'. I opined that Scottish culture at that time consisted of living on a hillside and shagging your sister. Our scotch friend took umbrage at this, got up and started waving a scotch fiver in my face and claiming that people like me would 'turn the place intae fùckin' Bosnia' or some such guttural nonsense. All very ugly and unnecessary, of course, but that's the scotch for you.

You don't think you share in the responsibility for this unsavoury incident at all, Burney?

[Burney]

You don't think you share in the responsibility for this unsavoury incident at all, Burney?

Not at all. I can't help it if the fellow couldn't take his banter, can I?

[eastgermanautos]

I've disliked scotch currency since a day in my youth when I got into an altercation with a scotchman after he overheard me make some disparaging remark in response to a friend of mine claiming that the Highland clearances had 'destroyed Scottish culture'. I opined that Scottish culture at that time consisted of living on a hillside and shagging your sister. Our scotch friend took umbrage at this, got up and started waving a scotch fiver in my face and claiming that people like me would 'turn the place intae fùckin' Bosnia' or some such guttural nonsense. All very ugly and unnecessary, of course, but that's the scotch for you.

You should have bought him off with some haggis, my friend. That's how I roll.

[Pat Vegas]

No, your average shopkeeper will gladly take it once you point out them in a polite manner that the money is sterling.

A common problem back in the day.

Not to be confused with Stirling

[SWv2]

Not to be confused with Stirling

I used to regularly go to Clydebank on work / business duties. Wes can count himself lucky as relative to my experiences he is in Las Vegas.

Bradford also.