Why Pubs ?

SparklyKid | 08:39 Tue 21st Apr 2020 | ChatterBank

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I bet there are more people in supermarkets right now buying booze.

What's the difference between a quiet pub and a busy supermarket ?

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Bobbisox1

Something I’m noticing in these day of lockdown are the increased numbers of Bingo and Paddy Power Ads on TV, it’s as if saying, “ Right we’ve got you ,a captured audience as you ain’t going anywhere soon,so let’s get you addicted here “

diddlydo

The difference is that in a pub no-one would abide by social-distancing.

ToraToraTora

can someone administer smelling salts! I think Diddly is correct, in a pub situation people are goig to get closer and you never know when a pub will be busy or quiet or indeed become busy.

steg

The supermarkets round here are not busy, they only let a few in at a time and you have to cue outside 2m apart

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We don't do pubs these days. I do feel sorry for them, and indeed, all the other businesses feeling the pinch.

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Have'nt been to a major supermarket for weeks. Local shops are well stocked but more expensive.

bhg481

you have to cue outside 2m apart

Sorry to be a typo spotter but the thought of having to make a minimum break to be allowed inside the supermarket tickles me.

malagabob

So are you suggesting people queue outside a pub, 1 in 1 out.

ToraToraTora

good idea bob, get there early, never leave!

steg

//Sorry to be a typo spotter but the thought of having to make a minimum break to be allowed inside the supermarket tickles me.//

It was deliberate, I don’t know the proper spelling