If you’re in America and have problems with understanding what those Brits are on about, the BBC has the solution for you.

It’s BBC America’s British American Dictionary.

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I’m sure we’ll talk about THIS a lot more on the upcoming ep of Boxcutters.

Wikipedia has a somewhate detailed analysis of the strategies one might employ as a contestant on Deal or no Deal as well as the psychological factors involved in leaving the show with more than you had when you came in.

Deal or No Deal — Optimal Strategy

Ok, try this for the Eddie Warneke stoush.