MJ's little flock

[Shadrach]

The Yorkshire brand has quite good business ethics. Maybe Twinings does too but I haven't checked.

Maybe, but I'm not drinking their business ethics...

 

[MaryJanet]

@RoyalChick I found an Aussie website that will ship it to the US. Let me know if you want in we could share shipping costs.

I'll just send a box over. See if you like it before buying.

 

[BY Bob]

I'll just send a box over. See if you like it before buying.

That is very kind but not necessary.

 

[RoyalChick]

@RoyalChick I found an Aussie website that will ship it to the US. Let me know if you want in we could share shipping costs.

Kind to offer but no need. I go to the UK often enough that I am able to keep up.
In fact, let me make the offer back to you - would you like me to bring some back?
This last trip I learned that there is a new security rule - at least at LHR - that says no powders in hand luggage.
Then she added - that includes tea.
I pointed out that a high quality tea is not powder to which she responded that she agreed with me but that was still the rule.
I was OK as I had checked a bag in the hold and the tea was in there.

 

[MaryJanet]

Kind to offer but no need. I go to the UK often enough that I am able to keep up.
In fact, let me make the offer back to you - would you like me to bring some back?
This last trip I learned that there is a new security rule - at least at LHR - that says no powders in hand luggage.
Then she added - that includes tea.
I pointed out that a high quality tea is not powder to which she responded that she agreed with me but that was still the rule.
I was OK as I had checked a bag in the hold and the tea was in there.

Blimey.

I would love to be able to bring a thermos of tea on flights. It'd be such a comfort.

A minute ago I was checking up on Twinings' business ethics and it came up in the Powders category.

Yorkshire tea came up in the Tea category.

 

[BY Bob]

Kind to offer but no need. I go to the UK often enough that I am able to keep up.
In fact, let me make the offer back to you - would you like me to bring some back?
This last trip I learned that there is a new security rule - at least at LHR - that says no powders in hand luggage.
Then she added - that includes tea.
I pointed out that a high quality tea is not powder to which she responded that she agreed with me but that was still the rule.
I was OK as I had checked a bag in the hold and the tea was in there.

I would love to try some. I will gladly accept your offer. Thank you very much.

 

[RoyalChick]

I would love to try some. I will gladly accept your offer. Thank you very much.

I will add it to the shopping list.

 

[BY Bob]

Blimey.

I would love to be able to bring a thermos of tea on flights. It'd be such a comfort.

A minute ago I was checking up on Twinings' business ethics and it came up in the Powders category.

Yorkshire tea came up in the Tea category.

I carry tea bags with me when flying in my briefcase. I usually can get hot water when flying. I make my own then.

How do they find them @RoyalChick ? Do they have tea sniffing dogs?

I think I owe tax....

The usual suspects

 

[RoyalChick]

It's the right brand but not the right product.

This is the one I meant

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Australia only it seems. Certainly not in UK. There I can get Red, Gold, and a variety of oddities like decaf and hard water.

I see an international tea tasting event in our futures.

 

[RoyalChick]

Maybe, but I'm not drinking their business ethics...

Well you are if you drink their tea.