Brits no longer say "Thank you" opt for "Cheers"
Despite the fact that Brits are renowned for their impeccable manners, research suggests saying "Thank You" is fast becoming a thing of the past.That's because one in three of us now opts for the less formal 'Cheers' and other 'Thank You' alternatives commonly used include: 'ta', 'merci', 'nice one' and 'cool'.
But it's not all bad news for sticklers of good manners -- it was also found that average person will say thank you nearly 5,000 times a year.
And 95% of those surveyed claim manners are important to them while eight in ten Brits believe their own etiquette is spot on.
However, 73% of Brits also reveal that the reasoning behind why they say ‘thank you’ is because they were brought up to do so rather than being genuinely grateful.
A spokesperson for Food Network, which commissioned the research said: "When it comes to saying ‘thank you’, people will always find the way that works best for them and it’s interesting to see what the act means to different people.
"The fact that more than a quarter of us choose to say thank you through food highlights that taking the time and effort to say ‘thanks’ is still very important to us."
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Food Network
"The fact that more than a quarter of us choose to say thank you through food highlights that taking the time and effort to say ‘thanks’ is still very important to us."
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Food Network








