This Is Actually Really Clever, Worth Sharing With Youngsters

[Mosaic]

....and some oldersters as well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXju34Uwuys

[Mamyalynne]

Perfect!

[AlwaysConfused]

i never say no to a cuppa. I always have the kettle on. I even get people to fetch me tea. Might sit with my legs crossed now in case tea is the new word for sex

[TheChair]

It is clever, but there should be another one that explains that if you say "yes" to the cup of tea, and drink it willingly, and later wish that you hadn't, that's not the same as someone forcing you to drink tea.

[Old_Geezer]

But if you both went out for a swift pint of two first and when you get back one says that they want your tea, and you give them a cup, and next morning they decided they probably didn't want tea really then, apparently it is your fault for not knowing that, "Yes I'd like some tea", really means, "No I don't want some tea even if I beg for a cuppa".

[Mosaic]

Lol OG - we're getting into 'asking for it' territory there.....

The video does go into the right to change one's mind - but yes, I agree, it could do with something to cover 'well you drank the tea happily, so no comebacks'.

[Booldawg]

Tea isn't the question - tea is the answer!

[Retrochic]

there's one bit of the soundtrack I don't understand -around 1.10 - 17 - something lik"e its ok for them to change their mind but you are still not entitled to watch them drink it" - does that mean its ok to put a paper bag over your head before you drink your tea -mmmm tricky...