Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
This. No need to bracket the 'Ignorant'....
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- Location
- Inside my skull
Drive thru
Electric_Andy
Heavy Metal Fan
- Location
- Plymouth
Other things I have noticed that are back to "normal" but really shouldn't be:
Delivery drivers used to leave the parcel on the doorstep, take a few steps back and then ring the doorbell. Now they just walk up to my face and hand it to me.
People in supermarkets have now reverted back to walking within 2 inches of me, or reaching over me to get vegetables.
Our managers want us to return to the office so that there is an "office presence", despite the fact that we can all work from home perfectly well and no-one knows or cares whether the person on the other end of the e-mail or phone is in an office or at home. The managers are happier that we are all wasting time bringing PC equipment back and forth to work (it's a rota system), all for that all important "office presence".
Delivery drivers used to leave the parcel on the doorstep, take a few steps back and then ring the doorbell. Now they just walk up to my face and hand it to me.
People in supermarkets have now reverted back to walking within 2 inches of me, or reaching over me to get vegetables.
Our managers want us to return to the office so that there is an "office presence", despite the fact that we can all work from home perfectly well and no-one knows or cares whether the person on the other end of the e-mail or phone is in an office or at home. The managers are happier that we are all wasting time bringing PC equipment back and forth to work (it's a rota system), all for that all important "office presence".
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Freiburg im Breisgau
I remember when I worked at H*lfords in Taunton, one bin outside was obviously just far enough from Macdonalds to consume one takeaway with a drink. The bin 25m closer to Macdonalds was too close, and apparently it was also impossible for people to carry empty cartons another 25m further to the next bin, so the middle bin was always stuffed.
Slick
Guru
I take it back, I went out tonight on what would normally be considered rush hour and it was more like a Sunday morning so not all bad news.Traffic round here is busy at times, but certainly nowhere near pre covid levels. only a matter of time though.
steveindenmark
Legendary Member
How do Mcds get away with not using biodegradeable packaging. How does it get there? Lazy sods throw it out of car windows.
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
I think they are trying to justify paying the rent on the office !
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
They drive along whilst eating their meal and then throw it out of the window .
The one that amazed me was spotting Burger King packaging in Portree, on Skye... The nearest Burger King is in Inverness, 115 miles away
The one that amazed me was spotting Burger King packaging in Portree, on Skye... The nearest Burger King is in Inverness, 115 miles away
Seagulls ?
Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
- Location
- East Riding of Yorkshire
I've never seen a seagull in Burger King?Seagulls ?
BoldonLad
Not part of the Elite
- Location
- South Tyneside
No, nor me, I have seen one in Greggs, South Shields
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
The traffic here in rural Poshshire is still much lighter than pre lergie levels. I'm waiting for school to return next week to see if that finally tips it back to normal as people drive their obese offspring 300 metres or less to school in the village.
