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over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?"
Not a chance I'm going to the pub anytime soon. Think how often you have seen leftover lipstick on a cleaned glass in a pub. It's not the staffs fault, equipment in a pub can be unreliable at times and the staff simply aren't trained to know how to clean things to the level required to deal with infectious diseases. I really feel for the landlords that need to make a living, but it's a risk too far for me personally. |
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Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable |
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"I assumed pubs would be using disposable plastic glasses
Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh  "
Ha! Don’t you know we are in the midsts of a pandemic?! David Attenborough and the sea turtles can go fuck themselves!!! |
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"I assumed pubs would be using disposable plastic glasses
Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh
Ha! Don’t you know we are in the midsts of a pandemic?! David Attenborough and the sea turtles can go fuck themselves!!! "
I would much rather the virus fucked off. Killing the planet would cost more lives than the virus in the long run. |
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"I assumed pubs would be using disposable plastic glasses
Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh
Ha! Don’t you know we are in the midsts of a pandemic?! David Attenborough and the sea turtles can go fuck themselves!!!
I would much rather the virus fucked off. Killing the planet would cost more lives than the virus in the long run."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As lockdown eases today, remember shit loads of people have died and many people's lives have changed forever. Remember to be 2m where possible and don't be piping each other off in the beer garden after hours. Keep your heads people, I don't know about you, but I have a very, very, tiny, miniscule, microscopic bit of doubt about this whole reopening pubs thing. I'd hope people are smart enough to not rush out, desperate for normality, but I've seen Brighton beach a few weeks ago. I've little faith. |
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"Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable "
The risks to your health are negligible. That's ok then isn't it. Sod contributing to a 2nd wave and making the lives of those at high risk difficult again.
Of course we need to get back to normal but pubs contribute just 1% of the economy But will be high spreading areas. Keep them closed until we have really got this under control and people will just spend elsewhere such as alcohol from supermarket.
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?"
You can get HIV from sexual contact. Fact.
You can get killed if you get hit by a car. Fact
Most people dont die from Covid. Fact
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?
You can get HIV from sexual contact. Fact.
You can get killed if you get hit by a car. Fact
Most people dont die from Covid. Fact
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By *ndulge101Couple
over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers"
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ?
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They sanitise their own hands between customers, wearing gloves is as good as a tin foil hat |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Glasses are washed in a glass washer, I would like to think this kills anything, because if not ill take my own glass to the pub from now on lol.
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By *i1971Man
over a year ago
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"Glasses are washed in a glass washer, I would like to think this kills anything, because if not ill take my own glass to the pub from now on lol.
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Not as thorough as your dish washer at home |
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People call them Glasswasher in a pub... they in fact run so hot that they are actually sterilizing the glasses, lipstick does have to be removed by hand, we have specialist lipstick removers in our pub.
Also, we have staff designated jobs... i.e. certain staff only take orders and operate the cash register, certain staff only pour the drinks, certain staff only collect and wash glasses and others who only continuously wipe surfaces and sanitize, NONE of the staff are allowed to do ANY other job other than the one they have been designated. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I assumed pubs would be using disposable plastic glasses
Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh "
Strange how a little video circulated telling its veiwers that nature had found a way to consume plastics now. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh
And how you are now advised to drive if you can rather than take the bus"
ffs do you think people will be driving to pubs and drinking because of the virus when drink driving has been illegal since the 70,s.I cant believe some posts i read on here. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable
The risks to your health are negligible. That's ok then isn't it. Sod contributing to a 2nd wave and making the lives of those at high risk difficult again.
Of course we need to get back to normal but pubs contribute just 1% of the economy But will be high spreading areas. Keep them closed until we have really got this under control and people will just spend elsewhere such as alcohol from supermarket.
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So only 1% of the economy think you're find it more, be more importantly 10% of jobs . And most jobs are for young people to pay their way through their education. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Strange how the disposable plastics don't matter now eh
And how you are now advised to drive if you can rather than take the busffs do you think people will be driving to pubs and drinking because of the virus when drink driving has been illegal since the 70,s.I cant believe some posts i read on here. "
Don't think they was saying driving to the pub
It was saying we have been told for years use public transport where we can to help save the environment now we are being told to avoid public transport and drive where we can as it's safer and it would be the same with plastic glasses being used if it was safer |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just because people can doesn't mean people should!!! Are people that desperate to go pub.... i have stayed isolated for 15 weeks so morons can go out drinking.. enjoy dickheads!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just because people can doesn't mean people should!!! Are people that desperate to go pub.... i have stayed isolated for 15 weeks so morons can go out drinking.. enjoy dickheads!!!"
Before anyone starts this is not directed at anyone just the general dickhead public. Who seem to know better than medical health advisors. Until my Consultant tells me its Ok i am staying in.. |
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By *hrobberMan
over a year ago
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I use hand sanitizer when receiving anything from another person outside . It's worked so far for me.
It down to personal choice at the end of the day I decide what risks I take because I don't know what risks others take . |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
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"Just because people can doesn't mean people should!!! Are people that desperate to go pub.... i have stayed isolated for 15 weeks so morons can go out drinking.. enjoy dickheads!!!
Before anyone starts this is not directed at anyone just the general dickhead public. Who seem to know better than medical health advisors. Until my Consultant tells me its Ok i am staying in.."
Thats fine and if you have health issues that make you vulnerable then it makes sense for you to stay in, however we cant all do that can we, all those essential services need workers and the economy needs to operate to pay taxes etc, for the huge majority cv19 is no risk in comparison to everyday life, we have been to a pub today, very well organised plenty of space between tables which were cleaned between customers etc, was great to be able to go people watching again, only had one drink each but less contact than in a supermarket |
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"Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable
The risks to your health are negligible. That's ok then isn't it. Sod contributing to a 2nd wave and making the lives of those at high risk difficult again.
Of course we need to get back to normal but pubs contribute just 1% of the economy But will be high spreading areas. Keep them closed until we have really got this under control and people will just spend elsewhere such as alcohol from supermarket.
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This: The shops and markets might sell out regularly but thats a chance I,d be willing to take. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable
The risks to your health are negligible. That's ok then isn't it. Sod contributing to a 2nd wave and making the lives of those at high risk difficult again.
Of course we need to get back to normal but pubs contribute just 1% of the economy But will be high spreading areas. Keep them closed until we have really got this under control and people will just spend elsewhere such as alcohol from supermarket.
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Pubs and beer generate £23 billion towards our GDP and £13 billion in tax. Tax alone that approximately 10% of the NHS budget. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
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But how many of those would have died anyway? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I assumed pubs would be using disposable plastic glasses"
Glass washers will do a good job of killing covid, as they too with all other bacteria and virus's that are present in pubs, if washing your hands for 20 seconds in luke water gets rid of the virus 15 mins in a glass washer at 65c will do the trick |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Glasses are washed in a glass washer, I would like to think this kills anything, because if not ill take my own glass to the pub from now on lol.
Danish x
Not as thorough as your dish washer at home"
No but they reach upwards of 80 degrees and run for at least 2 minutes which kills most bacteria
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By *elnkazCouple
over a year ago
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Wash wash wash wash your hands simples.. use hand gel if you cant. That is the way to stop the virus spreading .it has been said from the beginning and still saying it now. Hand hygiene is paramount more than ever with rhos virus. . Plenty of gel out there now carry it with you at all times and everytime youuve touched something..gel or wash... k  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?"
That’s actually not a fact. The risk of transmission via a surface of any kind is very low, although it does happen. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Wash wash wash wash your hands simples.. use hand gel if you cant. That is the way to stop the virus spreading .it has been said from the beginning and still saying it now. Hand hygiene is paramount more than ever with rhos virus. . Plenty of gel out there now carry it with you at all times and everytime youuve touched something..gel or wash... k "
very true. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What is peoples thoughts on this latest information https://twitter.com/JohnBWellsCTM/status/1279036203451416576
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That’s a misleading video and here’s the full story. https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/09/who-comments-asymptomatic-spread-covid-19/ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Be down the pub today have long weighed up the risk and it’s negligible ,those in high Risk groups or underlying health problems well that’s a different matter they will have to take extra precautions for the foreseeable "
Totally agree with this |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?
Not a chance I'm going to the pub anytime soon. Think how often you have seen leftover lipstick on a cleaned glass in a pub. It's not the staffs fault, equipment in a pub can be unreliable at times and the staff simply aren't trained to know how to clean things to the level required to deal with infectious diseases. I really feel for the landlords that need to make a living, but it's a risk too far for me personally."
Soapy glass washer? |
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"What is peoples thoughts on this latest information https://twitter.com/JohnBWellsCTM/status/1279036203451416576
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No idea. If it's important and relevant enough for you to want me to visit it offsite, it's important enough to provide details. No clue about it. |
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"Just because people can doesn't mean people should!!! Are people that desperate to go pub.... i have stayed isolated for 15 weeks so morons can go out drinking.. enjoy dickheads!!!
Before anyone starts this is not directed at anyone just the general dickhead public. Who seem to know better than medical health advisors. Until my Consultant tells me its Ok i am staying in.."
With any luck he’s forgotten about you!
So for not directing at anyone ... just direct at everyone ... I’m not a dickhead though I’m not fussed about going to a pub. Seems pubs are ok to go into by the governments standards or do you mean other medical health advisors ? Surely you’ve stayed isolated for 15 weeks to protect yourself.... not others.. carry on, help yourself! |
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
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Let’s ignore gloves .... they don’t need to wash hands between serving .... they’re picking up glasses that have been sanitised effectively, and then another clean glass, then another! |
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over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
Let’s ignore gloves .... they don’t need to wash hands between serving .... they’re picking up glasses that have been sanitised effectively, and then another clean glass, then another! "
Seriously peoples obsession with gloves grind my gears. While face covering may possible slightly reduce the spread gloves increase it. Just wash your hands people. |
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"Glasses are washed in a glass washer, I would like to think this kills anything, because if not ill take my own glass to the pub from now on lol.
Danish x
Not as thorough as your dish washer at home
No but they reach upwards of 80 degrees and run for at least 2 minutes which kills most bacteria
Doughnut "
They don’t doughnut, 80 degrees would damage glassware. Your dishwasher might operate at 80 but not a glass washer If set to the manufacturers temperature. |
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
Let’s ignore gloves .... they don’t need to wash hands between serving .... they’re picking up glasses that have been sanitised effectively, and then another clean glass, then another!
Seriously peoples obsession with gloves grind my gears. While face covering may possible slightly reduce the spread gloves increase it. Just wash your hands people. "
Aimed at me or the previous post? I was dismissing gloves? |
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over a year ago
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?They are washed you know between customers
so the bar staff are wearing gloves and washing their hand in-between each serving ? No
and it doesn't kill every one that catches but its sure not helped the 529,405 that been killed in 6 month so far not to even go down the side effects
Let’s ignore gloves .... they don’t need to wash hands between serving .... they’re picking up glasses that have been sanitised effectively, and then another clean glass, then another!
Seriously peoples obsession with gloves grind my gears. While face covering may possible slightly reduce the spread gloves increase it. Just wash your hands people.
Aimed at me or the previous post? I was dismissing gloves? "
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"The virus is easily transmitted on hard surfaces. Fact. Thoughts?
Not a chance I'm going to the pub anytime soon. Think how often you have seen leftover lipstick on a cleaned glass in a pub. It's not the staffs fault, equipment in a pub can be unreliable at times and the staff simply aren't trained to know how to clean things to the level required to deal with infectious diseases. I really feel for the landlords that need to make a living, but it's a risk too far for me personally."
The reason lipstick is left on glasses is due to it being water-resistant and wax based.
Glasses go through a glass wash which should wash them at over 80°c. Any bacteria or germs will be killed at that temp. |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
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went past cpl of pubs down my high st yesterday afternoon both have the front doors wide open so u can see right inside.what i noticed was nearly everyone in the places was old.i thought they were spised to be some of the most at risk.seems to me most under 60s round my way are more than happy to have a beer in the garden with mates still rather than going to pub.the one that put its price up by 1 40 a pint seemed to be nearly empty.wonder how long before they put the price back down.another in the village just up the road from me has already done away with payment by card only as so many turned around and walked out the door when told they couldnt use cash |
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