
How do UK audiences compare to the rest of the world?
UK concert-goers are famously very up for it/drunken/vocal. Have you been to gigs in other countries, and how did the crowds compare?

UK concert-goers are famously very up for it/drunken/vocal. Have you been to gigs in other countries, and how did the crowds compare?
To those who know both countries well, could you, for instance, say that Sydney is like London, Melbourne is like Manchester, etc?
They say the average Brit works for 6-12 employers in a lifetime. Long gone are the days of a job for life.
I'm 41, and if I can remember correctly, not including my paper round, I've worked for 9.
PS1 - playing Wipeout at my friend's house and being wowed by how 3D it felt
PS2 - endless hours of GTA III
PS3 - being shocked by the high release price of £425 (£731 in today's money)
PS4 - hours and hours of racing in GTA V
PS5 - I bought it 4 years ago just for GTA VI. Still waiting...
I'd go with:
Netherlands (cool people, cycle-friendly, and English being very widely spoken)
Australia (sunny weather and gorgeous beaches, English-speaking, and friendly people with a similar sense of humour to Brits)
France (English less widely spoken but I'd like the challenge of being forced to learn French, historic sites, and the abundance of tasty baked goods.
I recently had my first go on an electric bike (Voi city bike), and I found it pretty thrilling. But the bike was heavy and had just one gear. I'd like an electric gravel bike, and for safety reasons, ideally one that doesn't look like it's electric.
Is the price jump between Voodoo Limba-E Electric Adventure Bike (£1,280) and Boardman ADV-E 8.6 Electric Adventure Bike (£1,700) worth it?