Was in a shop in Lancing today, early 20;s guy doing that forgot the mask thing with his coat pulled up over his nose and mouth
https://twitter.com/thespursweb/status/1348293361266954240?s=21
Unbelievable the amount of people lining the streets.
I know it’s a big day for the part time players of Marine, but did they really need to get a coach to the ground? And who is the clown touching all the players that are getting off the coach?
If this was in Derbyshire the coppers would be chasing after people and issuing them with £200 fines.
Are the people of Newport lining the streets to see our coach arrive?
Absolutely disgusting?? Who are these idiots and where were the police??https://twitter.com/thespursweb/status/1348293361266954240?s=21
Unbelievable the amount of people lining the streets.
I know it’s a big day for the part time players of Marine, but did they really need to get a coach to the ground? And who is the clown touching all the players that are getting off the coach?
Total agreement ,but according to the Govt schools are safe.
So having listened to all the advice/rants on here, I decided to think about my weekly shop - we’ve run out of food so needed to go. As Tesco CEO stated if you don’t need a home delivery leave it for those that really do need it. So instead of heading to Tesco/Sainsbury’s - went to Waitrose (it’s expensive = richer people = probably more educated = thinks about advice), went on my own (minimise risk), didn’t go on Saturday, went instead at 10am opening today, hand gel on way in, more hand gel on trolley (don’t trust lads to clean properly), used self scanner (note to self get app instead) really quiet, everyone wearing masks, everyone able to give each other distance, apologies by everyone if we got too close, didn’t touch anything unless I was buying it, more gel on way out, got home and washed hands immediately. Still feel after reading like I’ve hopefully dodged a bullet!
I did notice on the way home Aldi looked very busy and it’s not a very big shop.
I generally shop in Waitrose, ) It's not expensive like for like if you're disciplined, it's just they have nice stuff) The standard they have set and general behaviour ( Worthing and Chi) are very good.
Skint at the moment, went to stressco yesterday, f**king horrible experience. No wonder Adur has jumped from 50 to over 500 per 100k in a month. We often shop ion M&S and TBH Holmbush is as bad. The M&S in Chi I use for lunches is generally very good.
Based on my limited local experience (Burgess Hill and H Heath shops) I’d agree.....
Waitrose and M&S - well organised, staff alert/watchful, numbers controlled on the door and customers fully complying with distancing
Tesco - quite a few without masks, fair number of selfish/ignorant people ignoring distancing. Best avoided if poss.
LIDL - absolute total shitshow. Won’t be going back until Covid is gone. Staff and customers largely ignoring distancing, too crowded/no control over entry
Went to (but not in) Morrisons yesterday. Old pople (well, probably 50s) leaving the store with no mask, one coughing. They used to have a member of staff on the door but nobody there yesterday. I saw two people, a woman in her 40s alone, and a man in his 20s ('yoof' type) with a female (she had one on but why shop in pairs?) enter the store without wearing masks. Absolute shambles.
And so easy to solve. Pass a law making supermarkets legally responsible for the wearing of masks and social distancing on their premises. We would find overnight that they would ensure their staff wake up from not bothered mode.
So having listened to all the advice/rants on here, I decided to think about my weekly shop - we’ve run out of food so needed to go. As Tesco CEO stated if you don’t need a home delivery leave it for those that really do need it. So instead of heading to Tesco/Sainsbury’s - went to Waitrose (it’s expensive = richer people = probably more educated = thinks about advice), went on my own (minimise risk), didn’t go on Saturday, went instead at 10am opening today, hand gel on way in, more hand gel on trolley (don’t trust lads to clean properly), used self scanner (note to self get app instead) really quiet, everyone wearing masks, everyone able to give each other distance, apologies by everyone if we got too close, didn’t touch anything unless I was buying it, more gel on way out, got home and washed hands immediately. Still feel after reading like I’ve hopefully dodged a bullet!
I did notice on the way home Aldi looked very busy and it’s not a very big shop.
Is this satire? Nothing you have stated is new info, have you not been sticking to such "guidelines" the whole time? Waitrose clientele has nothing to do with education, what a silly thing to say. Its quieter due to their prices, which on a whole are extortionate. I have shopped in Aldi throughout this mess, not due to my bachelor degree education but due to the price and not once have I felt uncomfortable.