Oi! What kind of English establishment is this!!??

[duare]

I enrolled a few weeks ago on the British Council Proficiency course (so I might try to pass the test this next  March) and so far so good.
The classes are great, we are a small group, around nine or ten people,  we're all above the 20, and the teacher is absolutely hilarious.
I just have a complain, and it's a big one because It's something that I usually associate with the British culture, and who is a better representative of that apart of the British Council?

I'm talking about tea, folks.

I know you might think it's all nonsenses, but it is not! Not for me at least. I'm not asking for the better or most expensive English blend tea, not at all. But I think I'm not asking too much for something better than the Hacendado tea from Mercadona.
Come on! Do you have an idea about how f*cking expensive are the course there!??? Let me tell you something, my credit card feels violated. And they are in one of the most expensive, posh and high-class towns of Barcelona. So I think they could buy PG-tips  or Tetley that even if it's crap-tea, at least it's british-crap-tea and it's sold in Mercadona too.

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[duare.livejournal.com]

Yo soy muy de té, pero de té del clásico sin muchos sabores añadidos. Soy una adicta al Earl Grey y al Lady Grey de Twinnings, y en Fortun&Mason siempre que paso por London me traigo Ceylan Orange Pekoe, mmmm... Té rico^^