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11th June 2018
08:46pm BST

And it all came rolling in:When you were a kid, how did you know someone was a bit posh when you went round their house? So far we've got more than one type of cheese in the fridge and booze that wasn't for drinking that day.
— Sam Whyte (@SamWhyte) June 8, 2018
My friend didn’t get pocket money, she got an “allowance”. Mate! I got a 10p mix a week if I was lucky!
— ilona burton (@ilonacatherine) June 8, 2018
Two bathrooms. And a lemon zester... not necessary in that order.
— Claire Eastham (@ClaireyLove) June 10, 2018
Dinner didn’t arrive on your plate, there were serving dishes on the table or a hostess trolley, with serving spoons & napkins not a roll of kitchen@paper...
— Natasha (@redheadWHU) June 8, 2018
The stairs at a school friend's house didn't just go straight up to the top; there was a small mezzanine half way.
— Eddie Duffy (@Eddie_Duffy) June 9, 2018
I went to a friend’s house once and he said it was time for supper. Had literally no idea what he was talking about.
— Charlie Connelly (@charlieconnelly) June 9, 2018
My mate’s mum did us melon for starters when I went round for tea ?When I asked my mum if we could have starters when he came to ours she gave us a Mars Bar.
— Paul Nowak (@nowak_paul) June 9, 2018
When you'd stay at theirs on a Friday night and you'd have to go early in the morning cos they had some kind of extra curricular lesson. On a SATURDAY.
— Ellie (@ellieq) June 9, 2018
They had ice creams from M& S in the freezer. No need to run out to the van
— Elly-Mae Gadsby (@EGadsby) June 8, 2018
My friends thought I was posh because we had two fridges! One for food and one for drinks.
Cc:@thepinkrachael — Jen Bee (@BananeJen) June 9, 2018
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