Wars in Scotland were quite common in old times. But one story that happened in 1692 is still remembered.

During a strong turmoil in the mountains, the McDonald's clan hosted guests from the Campbell clan. There were relatives between them and Campbell stayed there for two weeks. And then 38 men from the McDonald family were cut off. For the fact that they refused to swear by Wilhelm Oransky. Another 40 women and children died later from the cold when their houses were burned. This “crime of trust” shocked Scotland. Since then, there has been a saying, “Ask a mountain man about Campbell, and he will spit before he answers.”

A few years ago, a businessman was refused to accommodate in a hotel he ordered and paid for, on the grounds that his surname was Campbell. He appealed to the Supreme Court with a very reasonable argument – am I there? But the court recognized the actions of the hotel owner as lawful.