Ted Lasso Believe Ugly Christmas shirt

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Sat on the Ted Lasso Believe Ugly Christmas shirt also I will do this top deck of a Middlesbrough bus going to the town as a kid. Some little doyle throws a brick through the top windscreen. I was on a bus once, and a woman was sitting in the front seat and offered me her dog for free…she was asking everybody who came on the bus. It was an older black lab as far as I can remember, sweet thing, and she seemed drunk so…I said no, like everybody else. Anyway I went to get off the bus, and she was slumped over, nearly on the floor. I leaned over and tapped her on the shoulder to see if she was alright (clearly she wasn’t, but she looked dead…..she wasn’t though, just very drunk) The bus driver snarled at me ” She comes free an’ all….get the dog and she’s a bonus prize. Are you getting off my bus or not?”

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This sounds like Iceland (the Ted Lasso Believe Ugly Christmas shirt also I will do this country). Very casual people. There’s a film about some Japanese tourists visiting Iceland. They get a taxi at the airport and on their way to Reykjavik the driver pulls over and asks “Is it OK if I pop in here for a bit?”. They say, ok, and he goes into this building. Meanwhile it’s dark, freezing, snow blowing horizontally. After about half an hour they vote for one of them to go and look for the driver. He goes inside and the driver is standing there singing in a choir haha Nope. Not so much as a roast potato from the Sunday roast I like to think his pinafored wife had ready for him and the 4:22 to Metroville. When I was at secondary school, my friend and I missed the coach home. Luckily, one of our teachers lived nearby us and, kindly, offered to give us a lift. She didn’t speak a word the whole journey. When we got to the next town from school, she just pulled into Iceland car park, got out, locked the doors, and went and did her shopping. We just sat there without a clue what to do until she got back. When I was 16 I left my brand new phone on the top deck of the bus while I was on the way to school. I was so upset!

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.