51. [Audio]

[justcautious]

Oh. It's today...

Hullo, you lot. If y'wouldn't mind not panickin' an' all, that'd be good. I'm DC Chris Skelton with th' City Police and you'll all be fine. And there's always the Welcome Centre or the Station if y'don't think you will be. Jus'...try an' be orderly or sommat and I know y'don't know where you are but it won't last long so there's

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[lilyknotwisemd]

Where do you get your sweater vests from? Seriously, I really like sweater vests but have a hard time finding them...

[justcautious]

............the shops?

[lilyknotwisemd]

I probably should have remembered we can't exactly go to the same shops when I asked that question.

I ALSO should have remembered you don't call them sweater vests... I meant tank tops... A kind friend corrected me on that.

[justcautious]

Oh, those...yeah. I think me mum knitted one of 'em for me at 'ome...only I reckon that don't help you either. Sorry. S'pose they are sort of like sweater-y vests, come t'think of it. ...you American?

[lilyknotwisemd]

At least the North American-ized term works, right? And I might knit one for myself one day, but that would take awhile. Thanks anyway.

And no, I'm not American, I'm Canadian, heh.

[justcautious]

You're the third one I've met!

[lilyknotwisemd]

Really? Only three? Maybe you've met more and you just thought they were American, haha. We're not that rare. We probably all sound the same to you, right?

[justcautious]

Maybe.... People gen'rally say, though. And you do, yeah. Except for American folk in Westerns or from the South and that. I reckon THEY aren't Canadian.

[lilyknotwisemd]

Heh, well, that's something. Lots of people in Canada and the US think the same about English accents as well. They think they all sound the same. But if they heard a London accent, then a Liverpudlian one, they'd admit there was a difference. Well, most of them anyway.

[justcautious]

Or an accent from th' West Country. Or Geordies. Geordies definitely.