W**kers in pubs with kids.

[lefty goldblatt]

Sam Smith is his his 80's, his sons are desperately trying to take over as they can see the business being ruined by a daft out of touch old fucker.

I've heard similar about an 80odd year old Scottish football manager. Alex someone.....

 

[mcfcphil]

There’s a pub in Beverley in the East Ridings (I forget its name) which has the rules of:
No kids
No dogs
No mobile phones.
If you get your phone out and you are seen you are asked to leave.

How it should be.

Was in that pub a couple of months back and it’s a throughly depressing place.

Whatever it is they’re trying to achieve just doesn’t work, backed by the fact it was pretty much dead on a Saturday afternoon and we left after one pint.

 

[Bluemanc100]

Just been on a P&O cruise round the med... Kids in Hot tubs in fucking arm bands...

What's happened to the world

 

[PPT]

Was in that pub a couple of months back and it’s a throughly depressing place.

Whatever it is they’re trying to achieve just doesn’t work, backed by the fact it was pretty much dead on a Saturday afternoon and we left after one pint.

Each to their own. I thought it was a very refreshing change.
You have to talk and chat in person, in real life and communicate
with each other. It's a dying art.

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Kids should be sat outside the pub with a packet of crisps searching for the little blue bag of salt and told wait here and don't talk to strangers.

 

[heslops barnet]

Just been on a P&O cruise round the med... Kids in Hot tubs in fucking arm bands...

What's happened to the world

Just puncture their armbands and look the other way……

 

[mcfcphil]

Each to their own. I thought it was a very refreshing change.
You have to talk and chat in person, in real life and communicate
with each other. It's a dying art.

We were talking and chatting in person, but the place was just depressing, drab and lacking any life.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

W**nkers in McDonald’s two youngsters on the table next to ours swearing their little heads off, the assistant came over, held her ground and barred them on the spot. They ran out of the shop:)
The youngster with us disgustedly goes “that’s my generation” she’s not wrong.

 

[PPT]

We were talking and chatting in person, but the place was just depressing, drab and lacking any life.

Each to their own. But in my experience it’s not where you are, but who you are with to be honest.

 

[INDEEDY DEEDY]

Kids should be sat outside the pub with a packet of crisps searching for the little blue bag of salt and told wait here and don't talk to strangers.

Plus a bottle of pop.