Is that the Wong Kei in Chinatown Soho? I went there for my wedding dinner years back, six drummers in the party (I worked in music) as the waiter got you my mum with the chopstick distribution one drummer demonstrates a roll on the table and waiter stopped shouting get out and took all the chopsticks back. Very funny at the time but a bugger trying to find a restaurant replacement of 30 plus musicians wandering around Soho drunk. Got there in the end though via a few pub stops as I remember. Sorry for the thread divert.
What surprises me, DT, is that with 100 responses right now 75% said “yeah, cheery” leaving a full 25% of respondents either picking on the word cheery (or just having fun with their responses.) If anyone really could NOT say yes to at least one of the questions, that would be sad!
(I suspect that some people just don’t want to say yes to anything.) 
I disagree.
Those 25% may be profoundly content. They may be happy. They may be cheerful. They may be all kinds of things. But they don't go about with the rictus grin associated with the word "cheery"What surprises me, DT, is that with 100 responses right now 75% said “yeah, cheery” leaving a full 25% of respondents either picking on the word cheery (or just having fun with their responses.) If anyone really could NOT say yes to at least one of the questions, that would be sad!
You've observed them too, ey, SB? Life is too short to be that obsessed with anything to the point where it takes away from the enjoyment you used to receive from the activity.
