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Yes, but they are far more producive since they moved on from quills. The world was bette before the wheel got invented

Yes, classic stereotyping, as even the simple exchanges on this thread shows there are differing views in the U.K. also

Indeed it is, but I was responding to how cheap rail travel was in Germany, which It isn’t necessarily, it’s just a cross subsidy from non using taxpayers to rail users. We should re-join the EU and become more european in attitude :thumbsup:

The Germans subsidise their rail industry by €17bn, us by €4bn, or something like that. Someone ends up paying, in their case the tax payer subsidises the rail user more than we do