When I moved I didn't speak English at all really so I've kinda just picked up scottish English as I've went. To start off with it was really hard but once u know the sayings and how to pronounce stuff, it gets a lot easier

Yep

No

I'm a hospitality manager

I'm not sure about the country as a whole but in my area we have a lot of Romanians and Bulgarians and they all live and work on the farms around here, so I feel like because I don't work on a farm they don't see me as an immigrant like they see them, y'know?

I moved when I was 14. My mum got a job on a farm here so I moved with her

I think both are ultimately flawed. I think u need a mix of both, regulated capitalism with some socialist policies in things like education and healthcare

Never heard of a deep fried kebab so mars bars

I don't but I can put one in pretty well and I've never heard anyone in person speak Gaelic and I've been here 12 years

Native spoken Gaelic in the modern day is secluded to a small amount of tiny villages way the fuck up north. In the central belt you only see it written underneath the english name of a train station or on emergency service vehicles. In the Highland council area none of the larger towns will have more than a few native speakers but you'll see it written more places as an alternative