We have them in America but I don't think they are exclusive to here. Due to urban sprawl, the population of suburbs can grow faster than they can build new schools. A quick solution is adding temporary buildings like these
Hikermick
Our school called it "the annex"
Why bother with big concerts? Unless you're rich you're sitting a half mile away watching them on a jumbo screen next to the stage. I prefer small stage venues. You can get close to the action and often talk to the band at the merch table. Go often enough and you'll see familiar faces. Those are scene-sters that make the rounds and know the up and coming bands worth seeing, local bands too. You might even catch acts before they get big, everybody starts somewhere. Not everyone show is a winner but you won't spend a week's pay
Not a problem unless you were counting on collecting social security
Not that there's anything wrong with that
So much marketing is directed towards men set on convincing others they're not gay
As the article states, Trump is considering rescheduling marijuana making it easier to sell. It's the right wing influencers who oppose it. The GOP politicians love weed because it makes people apathetic and sit out elections
The ol' RS232?
I'll give sometimes if they're not pushy. If i don't want to, sometimes I'll tell them "I just gave all my change to that guy back there"
They forgot the big one:
Claims to distrust The Media but mindlessly repeats word for word what they heard on TV, radio, social media, podcasts
If everybody liked the same things I like, then everything i like would be crowded and expensive