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And so will the next morningYou hit the nail on the head the other day. Drinking tins indoors just isn’t the same.
I cannot wait for things to be back to normal. The first night back in my local will be very emotional ??
Just been chatting to both my sons on the blower. Feeling bloody anger now. This virus is an utter ****And so will the next morning
This is probably the main reason I'm not doing residential work. I think there is a danger that angry people might react. Not personally scared but concerned about the potential damage to equipment and reputation.Just been chatting to both my sons on the blower. Feeling bloody anger now. This virus is an utter ****
At least you have tins left, had to resort to a bottle of Blossom Hill red wine that has been in the garage for months, was tip before xmas last year ?You hit the nail on the head the other day. Drinking tins indoors just isn’t the same.
I cannot wait for things to be back to normal. The first night back in my local will be very emotional ??
Well I’ll fess up. I went and done 3 hours this morning. The customers were good as gold. However, I felt awful and guilty working. Phoned my mate Danny who worked for me and bought a round of me. I asked him what he thought.This is probably the main reason I'm not doing residential work. I think there is a danger that angry people might react. Not personally scared but concerned about the potential damage to equipment and reputation.
I hope you weren't drinking it out of the bottle or a half glass like your Brown Ale. I've probably gone from being the biggest boozer to the biggest shandy drinker on here ?At least you have tins left, had to resort to a bottle of Blossom Hill red wine that has been in the garage for months, was tip before xmas last year ?
I have had a lot of support from my custys via Fb and email even offering to continue paying until I return back to work, my wife is care worker in a residential home looking after elderly and I feel bad that she has to work and potentially put herself at risk, so is also really worried about the frail residents and this is putting a lot of pressure on her.Well I’ll fess up. I went and done 3 hours this morning. The customers were good as gold. However, I felt awful and guilty working. Phoned my mate Danny who worked for me and bought a round of me. I asked him what he thought.
He hadn’t worked as he said it’s the right thing to do. That made me feel really selfish. I reeled in my hoses and came home. Still feel slightly guilty now as I don’t need the money, but just didn’t want to be stuck at home on my own whilst the missus was at work ?????
You're wife's got a really difficult situation working in the place where she is Social Distancing must be nigh on impossible. My wife did her first 6 hours on the tills at Tesco yesterday and had to keep telling customers to step back. They are supposed to be installing perspex screens round the checkout soon.I have had a lot of support from my custys via Fb and email even offering to continue paying until I return back to work, my wife is care worker in a residential home looking after elderly and I feel bad that she has to work and potentially put herself at risk, so is also really worried about the frail residents and this is putting a lot of pressure on her.
They can't do social distancing at all with client's, people aren't listening at all.You're wife's got a really difficult situation working in the place where she is Social Distancing must be nigh on impossible. My wife did her first 6 hours on the tills at Tesco yesterday and had to keep telling customers to step back. They are supposed to be installing perspex screens round the checkout soon.
As for me I've applied for Tesco and Iceland on the vans see what happens there. The last interview I had was when I was 18 and Thatcher was in power.
Yes I think the ramifications of this will take months to get overHow long before ‘back to normal’ ?
Obviously there’s no definite answer, so hopefully we can have a sensible debate with no idiots. My guess is:
how we were 2 weeks ago (of self isolating if showing symptoms, washing hands & sanitising all the time) and Most businesses back open will be July/August
Schools back in September. Along with cinemas, pubs, clubs. And the rest of the football season will be behind closed doors as only a few games left and they’ll just want to get it done without squads going into insolation due to fans etc.
Complete guess, with a couple of flaws in my ideas anyway.
And for some sadly losing loved ones & friends, it’ll take emotionally a lot longer to be ‘back to normal’.
A school teacher was saying it maybe September before she goes back to work. The Gov must be expecting a spike like Spain or Italy or they are planning for worse case scenario.Yes I think the ramifications of this will take months to get over
They're on holiday from the middle of July anyway ?A school teacher was saying it maybe September before she goes back to work. The Gov must be expecting a spike like Spain or Italy or they are planning for worse case scenario.
They always seem to be on holiday and the money is good now £41k a year after 6yrs.They're on holiday from the middle of July anyway ?
Bit like @steve garwood ?They always seem to be on holiday and the money is good now £41k a year after 6yrs.
Wuhan epicentre was locked down (total china stylee) 2 mths ...so gotta be looking at longer than that - with our, very commented on 'partial', sort of, lockdown'ish measures here - then of course as measures are relaxed others will get it and if the 'curve' starts to reach for the sky - back to lock down...but by then most of us will probably have been exposed...summer is going to be pants ?How long before ‘back to normal’ ?