A recent drama produced by the BBC has caused the British people who eat melons to panic over social security cards.
Peter: Where is my social security card? I'm a bit square... God knows where it is?
Richard: My social security card is still there, I should be safe.
Sid: The social security card should get the Best Supporting Actor award.
Stephen: I hope I never lose my Social Security card.
Gary: Thank God, I still remember where the social security card was.
The BBC miniseries, A Very English Scandal, is based on the nonfiction novel of the same name by John Preston.
British political leaders fell in love with young grooms... They fell in love, turned against each other, killed each other, and even caused a scandal that shook the whole UK...
And this political leader: Jeremy Thorpe (Hugh Grant), a British MP in the 1960s, leader of the Liberal Party, candidate for prime minister, and the youngest leader of a British political party in a century.
Uncle Hugh's performance can be described as divine restoration.
This is a three episode movie.
The first time: the thunder of the sky stirs the fire of the earth
The second time: killers come to take the dog's life
It turns out that the phrase "take your dog's life...then the dog Die" really happened!
The third round: Enemies in court
Lovers fall in love and kill each other in disguise, all because of a social security card.
The high frequency of social security cards in the lines has driven the audience crazy.
Sadly, the real protagonist Norman has yet to get his social security card.
So here comes the question:
If Norman didn't get his Social Security card, blame Thorpe, who died in 2014. Why do you think Norman still hasn't gotten his Social Security card?
Is the UK's social security system too bureaucratic? Or is the Norman parasite actually not wanting to work at all? Different opinions are welcome.
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