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Isn’t this the case with all such cuppa places? They pack up before the end of a show so on the way home you can’t get a cuppa to help you on your way. I’ve long wondered why the NT doesn’t keep a cafe open for after the show. Would be great to have a cuppa with friends before separating to go home.

I completely agree. I understand some people like their sequels to be a repeat of the previous film, but in a different location, but I love that this is unashamedly a series and one great big story told over a number of parts. I mean, that was one criticism that I thought was honest, but so many didn't make sense, even accounting for differences in personal taste.

I've seen people complain about the ending, but IMO, they've completely missed the point of that ending. I've noticed this a lot lately, people like to point out what they consider to be plot holes, or errors that can easily be explained by those who don't need to have every plot point spoon fed to them.  And sometimes something turns out to be irrelevant. That is known as a red herring, not a writer getting bored with a story line.  Sometimes things aren't revealed until later, that's because some writers trust their fans to appreciate a reveal and delayed gratification.  It's not always down to a writer retconning their work.

Takes deep breath: I think 'Company' is dated, repetitive and dull. ( Just seen it tonight)

Doctor Who series 11 has not been very enjoyable.

Nothing to do with the acting (except Yaz's actress isn't great), and nothing to do with the fact the doctor is now a woman (I like Jodie!), but it's just... meh. I feel the stories have been bland, uninspired, and Chris Chibnall needs to be sacked as head writer. I reach around 10 minutes before switching off some of the episodes cos it's just blah blah blah too much chatter, not enough action, and this seems to be a common theme throughout the series, to me anyway. Also not enough aliens.

Out of the eps I've seen, only 2 I've found watchable so far (The Woman Who Flew To Earth and Kerblam!)

I feel a bit safer admitting this on here rather than the cesspool that is Twitter, because dare say you don't like DW because of this and that and you'll be ripped to pieces.

Why on earth do people have to walk around & get on public transport clutching coffee cups. If I want a drink I'll wait till I get home or sit down in a cafe. The other day the bus was swimming with coffee that someone had spilled. Someone is very likely to get burnt by hot coffee getting spilled on them.

I often bring a cup of tea with me when I go to work, I have a reusable cup so actually by the time you go on the bus or the train, it's cooled down enough to drink it.

We have a no food or drink ruling on Sydney buses & ferries ( trains are a little harder to control I guess). Bottled water is allowed.

Quite a lot of the time the drivers turn a blind eye - I think they can't be bothered arguing - but I have seen people refused boarding for having open food or takeaway coffee. 

....picnics and eating outside. Picnics are one of the worst food consumption ideas ever. As soon as a single photon of sunlight fights its way through the clouds, there's always someone who shrieks "I know, let's have a picnic!" Equally rubbish, a patch of blue sky the size of a 10p piece making it compulsory that at restaurants you have to eat at an outside table.

Picnics involve finding a patch of grass not near some excrement (which isn't as easy as it sounds), perching on the bit of ground which can be very uncomfortable for some of us, and then setting out to grimly enjoy warm damp or dry wrinkled food and unrefreshing tepid drinks.

Eating at an outside table is best summed up by a couple I saw doing this at a riverside restaurant. We were just inside in the shade, their table was in the outside area bordering the river path. They were profusely sweating in glaring direct sunlight, had cold drinks in which the ice vanished in a minute and turned warm, kept batting insects away from their faces and had a constant stream of people walking on the towpath a few inches away. But they were outside so they must have been enjoying it!

If you can eat outside in some shade, it's slightly better but still quite crap.

Unpopular opinion: I don't mind wasps. Yeah, they can be annoying when they want nothing more than to fly no more than six inches away from your face when you're trying to enjoy a cold drink, but they really aren't as stingy as their reputation would suggest.

A couple of years ago in Truro, I stood transfixed by a seagull that had somehow acquired a still-wrapped shop sandwich, in the usual triangular plastic box (where would it keep its change or bank card?) but clearly hadn't thought beyond that as it was holding it in its beak and thwacking it repeatedly against the ground to get at the contents. 

Presumably it had beaked it from either a cold cabinet only just inside a shop entrance, or the hands of an unsuspecting person about to open the packaging.