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The bigger chains will be fine, just the smaller, privately owned ones that could go under. That's if the government dont do anything to help them that is |
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They'll fire up the prices of booze to recoup losses and take advantage of the countries thirst for a drink somewhere that isn't their own lounge/garden. |
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We used to meet once a week at the local for a meal and drink. Got too expensive so gave it a miss. I doubt these ones will survive post lockdown. Do they put up prices to try and reap back losses or cut by a lot to encourage people to go back? The former is my guess. |
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Hopefully the ones in my village will survive. Ones a brewery pub and the other isn’t which may mean they won’t open which sadly means it could be developed.
The one in the next village never closed they just got creative.  |
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Unfortunately it's the breweries and pub chains that are ruining the pubs. Charging top prices to the landlord and extortionate rents. Don't necessarily blame your landlord, he's probably just trying to keep his head above water and this could be just the last straw.  |
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