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10 things that non-Brits think Brits do well

How many of these do you take for granted?

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The NHS, orderly queues and the chunky chip – these are a few things that the UK is best known for.

But as a nation of self-deprecating people, we often take these aspects of everyday life for granted, forgetting just how devoid of convenience and joy our lives would be without them.

Here, non-Brits of Reddit have been sharing the aspects of British life which they admire, and some of the suggestions are endearingly simple.

1. A pint brings all the Brits to the yard.

2. Three prongs all the way.

4. Pub is life.

6. Getting your snack on is a gourmet experience.

8. These gooey, chocolatey orange treasures are always a crowd favourite.

10. Panel show and chill.

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