How are blacks treated in the UK?

[Wayne]

I just threw in 'eh' at the end of every other sentence. I used to think that was a stereotype. Man, was I wrong.

[CFH]

I just threw in 'eh' at the end of every other sentence. I used to think that was a stereotype. Man, was I wrong.

It is a fairly accurate stereotype, I find it is used most frequently by the middle-aged generation (35-50), but pretty much everyone uses it. We don't even notice that we do it.

If you stay here for an extended period of time, it'll find it's way into your vocabulary as well, its inevitable.

[Wayne]

My wife and I giggled about it, but we found it really simple to slip into while we were there. Good thing Canadians don't do crack on a regular basis.

[CFH]

My wife and I giggled about it, but we found it really simple to slip into while we were there. Good thing Canadians don't do crack on a regular basis.

WHere I live, crack is very serious problem to be honest, in Vancouver it is even worse.

[Wayne]

Well in that case, Vancouver here I come.

[CFH]

Well in that case, Vancouver here I come.

If crack (or heroin, or meth) are your thing, I suggest the downtown eastside. Nasty place, it has the highest rates of HIV/AIDS infection in all of North America I believe. I talked to a guy from NYC who said it was as rough as any part if NYC he had seen.

[Wayne]

Well in that case, I'll stay away. I like my crack a la carte.