| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) 12:02 - Mar 21 with 766 views | reusersfreekicks |
The concept of keeping your distance etc doesn't seem to be catching on in shops. Everyone rushing to buy stuff and people serving them must be now the main source of spreading the virus?
As an example in my local greengrocer which has a small interior people were only 50 cm apart at best and then when paying the proprietors were getting very close, helping you pack etc. Crazy
Surely stronger instruction, and follow up needed here. [Post edited 21 Mar 2020 12:08]
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| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 13:51 - Mar 21 with 697 views | Pecker |
Dumb a$$e$. This is serious stuff folks. |  | | |
| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 15:09 - Mar 21 with 667 views | jeera |
3 local shops where I am.
2 are just trading as normal with a 2 item restriction in place, that kind of thing, with people as you describe all breathing over each other and the shelves.
The 3rd shop was entirely different. Staff members standing outside, gloved up and taking orders from people outside the store, collecting the items themselves. Constantly wiping down, constantly cleaning.
Very good impression of how it should be done and in stark contrast to the others. |  |
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| See earlier thread on 15:15 - Mar 21 with 647 views | SouthBucksBlue |
Stupidity of some people by SouthBucksBlue 21 Mar 2020 12:56In town this morning (Hertfordshire) and lots of people on the high street for the Saturday fresh produce market. Long queues, no panic buying by the look of it but so many people are just not getting the message. Clusters of animated people chatting and laughing but so close to each other. If some of them are infected (which without a doubt some are) the others are going to end up at least carrying it.
People are not getting the message about social distancing.
The country needs an education campaign and fast.
[Post edited 21 Mar 2020 15:16]
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| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 15:16 - Mar 21 with 637 views | catch74 |
| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 15:09 - Mar 21 by jeera |
3 local shops where I am.
2 are just trading as normal with a 2 item restriction in place, that kind of thing, with people as you describe all breathing over each other and the shelves.
The 3rd shop was entirely different. Staff members standing outside, gloved up and taking orders from people outside the store, collecting the items themselves. Constantly wiping down, constantly cleaning.
Very good impression of how it should be done and in stark contrast to the others. |
If we’re ever back to normality people will remember this.
Just been to Bookers for more take away bits. Rammed but with household rather than business shoppers. No restrictions, no wiping down trolley handles, I won’t go back just order online now. |  |
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| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 15:33 - Mar 21 with 610 views | wellyblue |
| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 13:51 - Mar 21 by Pecker |
Dumb a$$e$. This is serious stuff folks. |
There's no fixing stupid... |  | | |
| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 16:13 - Mar 21 with 578 views | jeera |
| Pubs, cafes etc closed yet people close up in shops (n/t) on 15:16 - Mar 21 by catch74 |
If we’re ever back to normality people will remember this.
Just been to Bookers for more take away bits. Rammed but with household rather than business shoppers. No restrictions, no wiping down trolley handles, I won’t go back just order online now. |
That's terrible policy.
Why aren't these firms taking more responsibility.
They're certainly happy to take the money, which is how they seems to approaching it; as an opportunity rather than a crisis. | |
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