| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" 16:31 - Mar 25 with 796 views | bluelagos |
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56522652
The boss of Young's pubs said requiring vaccine passports would be "unworkable", while Greene King and the City Pub Group also voiced their opposition to any such measure.
The chief executive of the Shepherd Neame pub chain said asking pub-goers to show vaccine passports was a "fairly poorly thought out idea" he would not be adopting.
Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, said the industry was "very nervous" about the "damage" such a measure could do to it and "the future of the Great British Pub". |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:40 - Mar 25 with 745 views | You_Bloo_Right |
Well bang goes my sign writing start up. I was hoping to have to change signs in the relevant pubs from "snug" to "smug". |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:47 - Mar 25 with 721 views | Pendejo |
I have a solution; why not include a nanochip with every jab?
Why didn't anyone think of that?
Maybe also add some chemicals that make the whites of the eyes glow flourescently, so the backed are easy to spot. |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:47 - Mar 25 with 721 views | Bluefish |
I might implement the rule in mine just to keep out the flat earthers, stoners and gammons |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:50 - Mar 25 with 717 views | StokieBlue |
I am not sure that is going to be their final position.
Johnson has actually said that pubs might be allowed to ditch social distancing completely if they check peoples C19 status before they enter.
So if it's a choice between a socially distanced pub with maybe 50% of the revenues at best or a full pub but checking people before they come in I expect to see a fairly quick change in their statements.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of such a scheme, given they have had no business for 6 months I suspect they will want to be as full as possible.
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:54 - Mar 25 with 701 views | bluelagos |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:50 - Mar 25 by StokieBlue |
I am not sure that is going to be their final position.
Johnson has actually said that pubs might be allowed to ditch social distancing completely if they check peoples C19 status before they enter.
So if it's a choice between a socially distanced pub with maybe 50% of the revenues at best or a full pub but checking people before they come in I expect to see a fairly quick change in their statements.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of such a scheme, given they have had no business for 6 months I suspect they will want to be as full as possible.
SB |
Similar to my comment about holidays really isn't it. 12 weeks is a long time so who knows what we'll end up with! | |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:01 - Mar 25 with 613 views | Leaky |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:47 - Mar 25 by Pendejo |
I have a solution; why not include a nanochip with every jab?
Why didn't anyone think of that?
Maybe also add some chemicals that make the whites of the eyes glow flourescently, so the backed are easy to spot. |
That usually happens when I leave a pub. Not on entering. |  | | |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:04 - Mar 25 with 608 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:47 - Mar 25 by Pendejo |
I have a solution; why not include a nanochip with every jab?
Why didn't anyone think of that?
Maybe also add some chemicals that make the whites of the eyes glow flourescently, so the backed are easy to spot. |
I like the eyes idea - really simple to police. And/or we could just brand people on the forehead (unless that discriminates against people without foreheads - hadn't thought of that until now). |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:05 - Mar 25 with 604 views | hype313 |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:47 - Mar 25 by Bluefish |
I might implement the rule in mine just to keep out the flat earthers, stoners and gammons |
The first two of that group won't be a problem as it means getting off Youtube/Sofa, they won't be bothering you. |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:14 - Mar 25 with 575 views | monytowbray |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:05 - Mar 25 by hype313 |
The first two of that group won't be a problem as it means getting off Youtube/Sofa, they won't be bothering you. |
Productive stoners exist. |  |
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| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 18:39 - Mar 25 with 547 views | Leaky |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:50 - Mar 25 by StokieBlue |
I am not sure that is going to be their final position.
Johnson has actually said that pubs might be allowed to ditch social distancing completely if they check peoples C19 status before they enter.
So if it's a choice between a socially distanced pub with maybe 50% of the revenues at best or a full pub but checking people before they come in I expect to see a fairly quick change in their statements.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of such a scheme, given they have had no business for 6 months I suspect they will want to be as full as possible.
SB |
It could well come down to Public & Employers Insurance. Will pubs get covered by insurance if they don't implement some measurers to insure costumers safety. I work in probably 5 customer's houses a day. If they ask me if I have had A vaccine before entering there property & refusing me entry if i answered no, that is there right to refuse me entry. | | | |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 19:23 - Mar 25 with 517 views | stonojnr |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 16:50 - Mar 25 by StokieBlue |
I am not sure that is going to be their final position.
Johnson has actually said that pubs might be allowed to ditch social distancing completely if they check peoples C19 status before they enter.
So if it's a choice between a socially distanced pub with maybe 50% of the revenues at best or a full pub but checking people before they come in I expect to see a fairly quick change in their statements.
Regardless of the rights and wrongs of such a scheme, given they have had no business for 6 months I suspect they will want to be as full as possible.
SB |
do you think in a full and busy pub the staff will have any time to check and ensure everyone in the pub meets this criteria ?
and if they cant, then the whole thing is meaningless anyway, because people who arent checked can sneak in, which means the government would then have to employ a covid inspectorate to go round randomly testing pubs to make sure they really are complying, for the whole country ?
to what end ? whats the benefit ? I dont understand what their goal is |  | | |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 19:27 - Mar 25 with 511 views | StokieBlue |
| Pub owners have made their position crystal clear on "green passports" on 19:23 - Mar 25 by stonojnr |
do you think in a full and busy pub the staff will have any time to check and ensure everyone in the pub meets this criteria ?
and if they cant, then the whole thing is meaningless anyway, because people who arent checked can sneak in, which means the government would then have to employ a covid inspectorate to go round randomly testing pubs to make sure they really are complying, for the whole country ?
to what end ? whats the benefit ? I dont understand what their goal is |
"do you think in a full and busy pub the staff will have any time to check and ensure everyone in the pub meets this criteria ?"
Why would the staff do it? A doorman would surely do it in most cases. I'm not saying it's going to be done, I am just pointing out that if it's a choice between 30% capacity and full capacity with checks then some establishments are likely to go for the second choice.
"to what end ? whats the benefit ? I dont understand what their goal is"
I don't really understand this question to be honest. Who's benefit? Who's goal? You need to give it some context.
SB [Post edited 25 Mar 2021 19:27]
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