Union Jack: the ultimate symbol of Britishness. Or is it just a flag with a weird name?
Let's be real, the Union Jack is basically just a flag with a few random lines on it. It's like the British version of the Canadian maple leaf, but less... leafy.
But seriously, the Union Jack is a big deal for the Brits. They put it on everything from their passports to their tea cups. It's like they're trying to say, "Hey, I'm British, and I'm proud of it!"
But does it really matter? Are we just going to be like, "Oh, you're British, nice flag!"? Or is it more like, "You're British, nice pants?"
Only time will tell, mate.