Liverpool Lou

Traffic offence, day or night, same penalty.

Why would he be deported?

At the roadside? What do you think?

Like I said it's an expression, even a Scouser would understand that, and don't tell me what to post, wannabe moderator now are ya? Who's a "Scouser"? Don't post inaccurate nonsense.

Thailand wouldn't know what a foot long is even if they tripped over it. Subway franchises certainly do.

Same for me...every time without exception.

Not if she's not in the country!

Based on her order, I'd guess that she is not so "little"!

Gawd...

When they've left the country?

'Kin 'ell, must be true if you finish your diatribe with "end of".

Apart from condiments and included salad items, which extra items are free of charge in Subway? My guess is none.

I think you're incorrect they punch everything in the till and you pay He's not incorrect.

No coincidence, it's the people who go there.

Well said.

That must just be an airport Subway policy that you describe, I have never been given the cost, and been asked to pay first, in any Subway shop.

As you know being a Brit it's an expression, used when items seem to be overly priced, it's just an expression, so no need to be pedantic. There was no pedanticism in my comment. As for yours, there's no need to post inaccurate nonsense.

For three foot-longs, with (what most people might consider) excessive extras, cookies and drinks.

She paid. Read the article.

How did they "rob" her by charging for exactly what she ordered?

B35 in Subway at the airport!

That's not Patpong, it's Thanon Thaniya and it's not restricted to Japanese if you have the same spending tendency.

Absolutely agree with you but it is not just Californians, it's spreading all over the place and made even worse by the addition of moronic upspeaking that turns every statement into a question.

Which airlines have you been using that have Asian planes?

The question of whether Donald Trump (or any former U.S. president) has immunity for actions taken during his presidency is nuanced and depends on the context. Trump does not have blanket immunity for all actions taken during his coming presidency, especially those deemed personal, outside the scope of his duties, or potentially criminal. That's why I said that he has (Presidential, obviously) immunity, no one suggested that he has blanket immunity.