Scottish conversation always has this quick-fire of sarcasm, high-context humor, and famously direct style, it is not everyday language it is just a living historical artifact that worked its way into the modern day language. It could sound like casual banter outside of your normal language but it is actually a complex, time-tested social tool forged by Celtic oral traditions and Reformation egalitarianism to maintain community harmony, level social hierarchies, and protect cultural identity against a broader "British" monolith. As linguist and author James N. Higgins notes in his studies “on Scottish linguistic identity, everyday Scots speech functions as a powerful marker of egalitarian solidarity, where shared humor and informal cadences serve to build immediate trust and enforce social equality rather than signal status.”