But there is a lot to be said for the accent's upside as well. And he does admit that he gives in a little to the American way of saying things. We call them mates over in England. The way people talk isn't the only difference between America and England. The lifestyle here lacks a little of the zip at which the accent hints.
Nobody does anything.
In England you go out to the pub every night. It doesn't matter whether you're drinking or not, you just go. We'd prefer to go out. But the people, and especially their teammates have been nothing but kind to Plano and Birchall, whether it was in the cafeteria or the pub. I'm touched to have met them all, and I've gotten along well with everybody.