Yeah but there's a ban on takeaway alcohol.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
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Does that include supermarkets?Yeah but there's a ban on takeaway alcohol.
DomesticTadpole
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Where do you get takeaway alcohol from?Yeah but there's a ban on takeaway alcohol.
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Takeaways will be, doubt drive-thru’s will be though as it’s part of a restaurantBy the way are takeaways, food deliveries, drive thru's still the same?
No, it didn't first time round.Does that include supermarkets?
DomesticTadpole
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McDonalds drive thru was open when their restaurant wasn't.Takeaways will be, doubt drive-thru’s will be though as it’s part of a restaurant
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I know of a lot of people who can do their jobs from home but their bosses don't trust them, so they'll be getting them in. Furlough should come back in full, but I don't see that happening.Yeah it's ridiculous. My boss was working from home from the beginning of December because his wifes parents were up and they're considered at risk yet still expects the rest of to be working from the office as normal..
Also - churches, full of old people, still allowed to be open. Stupid.
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Being reported that alcohol deliveries are banned as well, which is an awful decision, as it's the only way alcohol dependent people who live on their own can get it whilst self-isolating.Yeah but there's a ban on takeaway alcohol.
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So what's the bottleneck right now in the vaccine rollout? Is it a lack of trained staff? Lack of vaccines? Or a combination of the two?
Zahawi is saying 14 million will be vaccinated by the end of the lockdown, but I trust the Tories as far as I can throw em, especially after the track and trace, PPE and testing debacles.
Zahawi is saying 14 million will be vaccinated by the end of the lockdown, but I trust the Tories as far as I can throw em, especially after the track and trace, PPE and testing debacles.
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Pubs and restaurants. That’s what’s been banned. You’ll still be able to get alcohol all the usual ways i.e. supermarkets, off-licenses etcWhere do you get takeaway alcohol from?
DomesticTadpole
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Thanks.Pubs and restaurants. That’s what’s been banned. You’ll still be able to get alcohol all the usual ways i.e. supermarkets, off-licenses etc
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I’ve just added a bunch to my Asda order for this weekend.Being reported that alcohol deliveries are banned as well, which is an awful decision, as it's the only way alcohol dependent people who live on their own can get it whilst self-isolating.
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not first time round. It all closed.McDonalds drive thru was open when their restaurant wasn't.
They were giving out free food just before they closed.
There were a couple of pubs local to me who were doing take away pints in plastic glasses, no idea why you would want one though as you would have to stand outside in the car park and have it.Where do you get takeaway alcohol from?
I didn't order anything myself but they were doing deliveries of mini kegs as well which wasn't a bad idea at the time and might have kept a few places ticking over, this might be the final blow for some places though.
Grim times if you are a landlord.
Nope don't think it does.Does that include supermarkets?
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So what is takeaway alcohol?No, it didn't first time round.
DomesticTadpole
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That's true isn't it. I forgot.not first time round. It all closed.
They were giving out free food just before they closed.
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Anyone know why nurseries are allowed to open to more than key workers? That seems strange if schools are closing.
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RightThere were a couple of pubs local to me who were doing take away pints in plastic glasses, no idea why you would want one though as you would have to stand outside in the car park and have it.
I didn't order anything myself but they were doing deliveries of mini kegs as well which wasn't a bad idea at the time and might have kept a few places ticking over, this might be the final blow for some places though.
Grim times if you are a landlord.
Nope don't think it does.
DomesticTadpole
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Boris and Co. will only be bothered if their fine wines and Bollinger can be delivered.There were a couple of pubs local to me who were doing take away pints in plastic glasses, no idea why you would want one though as you would have to stand outside in the car park and have it.
I didn't order anything myself but they were doing deliveries of mini kegs as well which wasn't a bad idea at the time and might have kept a few places ticking over, this might be the final blow for some places though.
Grim times if you are a landlord.
Nope don't think it does.
Pubs, restaurants. Buy a pint, they put it in a plastic glass and you take it away.So what is takeaway alcohol?
DomesticTadpole
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Urghhhh! Sounds awful.Pubs, restaurants. Buy a pint, they put it in a plastic glass and you take it away.
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No take away alcohol from pubs.Pubs, restaurants. Buy a pint, they put it in a plastic glass and you take it away.
Not always a plastic glass, most I saw would put the beer into containers (think milk cartons) so you could take it home, or where ever you were going.Pubs, restaurants. Buy a pint, they put it in a plastic glass and you take it away.
DomesticTadpole
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Maybe they should just pipe it into our homes. Like water.No take away alcohol from pubs.
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Really? In the first lockdown?McDonalds drive thru was open when their restaurant wasn't.
Our governor is an even bigger idiot, is big buddies with Trump, wants schools fully open, and doesn’t want to mandate anything... and he has also tested positive for Covid after attending an awards presentation at a church where nobody was wearing masks.That is just insane.
My family who live in the urban areas of NC have been pretty happy with Cooper, but the rural areas are another matter. My cousin is a PA in a rural hospital in NC and they have a tent city in their parking lot. He has had number of patients who got angry at him because they are in the COVID area and "COIVD doesn't exist". How is your state government handling this (outside your idiot superintendent)?
Oh - and the Governor’s Mansion has been closed to all tourists since March. But everything should be open.
DomesticTadpole
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No it wasn't. I forgot.Really? In the first lockdown?
Matt Hancock is personally placing a Union Jack sticker on every single hypodermic needle.So what's the bottleneck right now in the vaccine rollout? Is it a lack of trained staff? Lack of vaccines? Or a combination of the two?
Zahawi is saying 14 million will be vaccinated by the end of the lockdown, but I trust the Tories as far as I can throw em, especially after the track and trace, PPE and testing debacles.
It wasn't, thats why there were huge queues outside when then were allowed to reopen.McDonalds drive thru was open when their restaurant wasn't.
DomesticTadpole
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I know. I realise that now.It wasn't, thats why there were huge queues outside when then were allowed to reopen.
We already established that in the prior posts.No take away alcohol from pubs.
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No , Boris said follow the new rules immediate and it would be law in the early hours of Wednesday.No it's in law from this evening.
Production, only approved late December and AZ only produced the 530k prior to approvals.So what's the bottleneck right now in the vaccine rollout? Is it a lack of trained staff? Lack of vaccines? Or a combination of the two?
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No worries, I may be struggling with life a bit at the moment but if my shite-food radar was jammed I’d really be concernedNo it wasn't. I forgot.
DomesticTadpole
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Times like these call for comfort food, no matter how gross.No worries, I may be struggling with life a bit at the moment but if my shite-food radar was jammed I’d really be concerned
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This seems like a watered down version of the lockdown in March. They haven't even updated this advice on social distancing.
"space–stay 2 metres apart from people you do not live with where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place (such as wearing face coverings) "
All this with a variant that is 50% more transmissible. The 1 metre guideline was a revision from the 2 metre rule and I was never convinced that was the right thing to do. Reducing risk by wearing a mask and then partially reducing the protection seems completely cock eyed.
"space–stay 2 metres apart from people you do not live with where possible, or 1 metre with extra precautions in place (such as wearing face coverings) "
All this with a variant that is 50% more transmissible. The 1 metre guideline was a revision from the 2 metre rule and I was never convinced that was the right thing to do. Reducing risk by wearing a mask and then partially reducing the protection seems completely cock eyed.
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I didn't realise that was a thing at anytime during the pandemic. You live and learn.Pubs, restaurants. Buy a pint, they put it in a plastic glass and you take it away.
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Its notNo it's in law from this evening.