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 in general, bad pubs should close, but in this case, it was a great pub fucked by property speculation.
	in general, bad pubs should close, but in this case, it was a great pub fucked by property speculation. (, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 18:40, 1 reply, 11 years ago)
 dunno why this concept is causing so much confusion, wp
	dunno why this concept is causing so much confusion, wpI blame the decline of pub drinking
(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:14, Reply)
 in no particular order
	in no particular ordercost, time, transport, cheap supermarket booze, less manual workers going the pub on way home from work,cost.
(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:25, Reply)
 The cheap supermarket booze thing is debatable. A bottle of cheap tramp cuder will get you hammered, sure, but there isn't anything sociable about it.
	The cheap supermarket booze thing is debatable. A bottle of cheap tramp cuder will get you hammered, sure, but there isn't anything sociable about it.(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:29, Reply)
 there is a yawning chasm
	there is a yawning chasmbetween those who drink to get drunk, and those who drink to enjoy the particular drink of their choice. Either way though the drink will nearly always be cheaper in a supermarket than a pub. Here's a thought though, if there wasn't such a frankly offensive markup on soft drinks in pubs and bars maybe you'd get more punters through the doors, bringing their alchohol drinking mates with them - why does Coke cost more than lager when it has no alcohol duty on it? Some pubs have done free soft drinks for designated drivers, maybe that's a clue as to the way forward.
(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:36, Reply)
 Our cheapest soft drink is a soda and cordial, 50p. I think that's reasonable. Having ten or so asking for a glass of water each, free, because they're "here to watch the band", is taking the piss. Swings both ways.
	Our cheapest soft drink is a soda and cordial, 50p. I think that's reasonable. Having ten or so asking for a glass of water each, free, because they're "here to watch the band", is taking the piss. Swings both ways.(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:42, Reply)
 indeed
	indeedand I applaud you for that, as I've never in ages seen a pub with a soft drink under £1, even for a half.
(, Sat 24 Jan 2015, 19:59, Reply)
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