But I didn't have to do that, all thanks to you.

Definitely the first, but I have had to correct young people every time I teach Shakespeare, because they say the second. It's not a very common word unless you work in legal circles.

I wanted to hate it because I love the original so much, but it's actually brilliant. I especially loved the portrayal of Anybodys.

My brother used to sing "I've got one hand in my pocket and the other one down my pants" and in fairness it does still work.

That's a bodywarmer (or gilet if you are feeling posh). Out of interest, what is a wife-beater known as in a formal setting?

That's a waistcoat. This is a vest. I'm in North-West England.

Yeah, I ended up hospitalised with sepsis first time I had it. Do not recommend. Sending sympathy.

I liked it and found it useful for my oldest. The youngest was a law unto himself, unfortunately.

In my current circumstances B) send me home. But isn't the whole point of the show that if your life is not worth living, the risk of losing it is worth taking? If my friends were answering A, I'd be very concerned.