Reply to: DOOM: Click and collect services could be restricted to supermarkets only

[vetran]

What a guy...

Yeah - MF (Ace) Ripoff!

[AtW]

What a guy...

[MarillionFan]

I take it repenting dirty spekulation during one in a hundred years pandemic is out of question?

What you talking about Willis! Nobody paying me furlough!

[AtW]

Scores on the doors. £500k/£110k for last year. Up 2x so far this year.

I take it repenting dirty spekulation during one in a hundred years pandemic is out of question?

[MarillionFan]

Oh great MF, if only we could be more like you!



How's PnL looking so far this year?

Scores on the doors. £500k/£110k for last year.

Up 2x so far this year.

[AtW]

Oh great MF, if only we could be more like you!



How's PnL looking so far this year?

[MarillionFan]

“ Click and collect services could be banned everywhere apart from supermarkets and “essential retail” under proposals discussed by ministers, The Telegraph can disclose.

It is understood that scaling back the use of collection services for restaurants and takeaway services, as well as non-essential retailers, was raised as part of the Cabinet sub-committee known as "Covid O" on Sunday.

Two sources also confirmed that discussions had been held on mandating the use of face masks outdoors, with the only exception being inside a "private dwelling", although a third suggested any change could be limited to guidance.”

Click and collect services could be restricted to supermarkets only

GET IN THERE MY SON!!!!

No Click and Collect Toys! They'll have to buy from Amazon at inflated prices
!

[d000hg]

Email them a complaint or even better contact them on Twitter.

Yeah I might.

[SueEllen]

That's why I was surprised a big national chain wasn't doing it, when they have made other changes, and local places seem to be doing similar to what you describe.

I mean the shop might have a 2-person-maximum sign on the door but if 2 people turn up and place orders, and I turn up to collect an order that is ready to collect, I can't get in to get my food until theirs is cooked
And they don't tend to have anyone on the counter so you can open the door and check before entering.

Email them a complaint or even better contact them on Twitter.

[SueEllen]

If it's that serious then supermarkets aren't safe without the queuing system from lockdown 1 to limit numbers inside and at tills.

The supermarkets around me are doing this.

Again I suspect it depends on where you are and/or how decimated your local environmental health teams are.

[d000hg]

Your council is slacking. Contact the local environmental health they will sort them out.

All my local takeaways (apart from Pret) do one in, one out or order at the door. You order then hang around outside in the rain/cold. They then signal to you to pick up your order when is ready.

Alternatively, you can phone up in advance and be given a collection time. You then go and pick it up at your collection time. If someone is there before you, you have to wait until they exit.

That's why I was surprised a big national chain wasn't doing it, when they have made other changes, and local places seem to be doing similar to what you describe.

I mean the shop might have a 2-person-maximum sign on the door but if 2 people turn up and place orders, and I turn up to collect an order that is ready to collect, I can't get in to get my food until theirs is cooked
And they don't tend to have anyone on the counter so you can open the door and check before entering.

[d000hg]

Hang on, but it was you who said these would not be real, but imaginary deaths?

They're not real until they happen.

If it's that serious then supermarkets aren't safe without the queuing system from lockdown 1 to limit numbers inside and at tills.

I've seen local supermarkets do this. They frequently put people on the door when it gets busy.

However, it's about minimising contact and risk. That can be done by reducing how many shops someone visits... they have to be able to buy food but if other places are non-essential overall numbers can be cut.

[Hobosapien]

If you wait weeks then thousands more may die. Anywhere people are in contact will cause transmission. Not just customers but staff. I've been to collect a takeaway and found the tiny 'waiting room' rammed before, but you have to go in to tell them you're there. And that was a major chain who has resources to figure out a better system.

If it's that serious then supermarkets aren't safe without the queuing system from lockdown 1 to limit numbers inside and at tills.
Ban sale of non essential food, so no more cakes, biscuits, chocolate, anything with red warnings on the health scale ... I predict a riot.

Close them all for public acess and get the army to do meals on wheels to everyone. Army rations likely healthier than much of the crap people are eating through own choice. They may lose weight and move out of the at more risk categories.

[SueEllen]

If you wait weeks then thousands more may die. Anywhere people are in contact will cause transmission. Not just customers but staff. I've been to collect a takeaway and found the tiny 'waiting room' rammed before, but you have to go in to tell them you're there. And that was a major chain who has resources to figure out a better system.

Your council is slacking. Contact the local environmental health they will sort them out.

All my local takeaways (apart from Pret) do one in, one out or order at the door. You order then hang around outside in the rain/cold. They then signal to you to pick up your order when is ready.

Alternatively, you can phone up in advance and be given a collection time. You then go and pick it up at your collection time. If someone is there before you, you have to wait until they exit.

[PCTNN]

Scotland from Saturday.

BBC News - Tightening of Scottish lockdown rules announced
Tightening of Scottish lockdown rules announced - BBC News

So, drinking outdoors will be banned from Saturday. If I know Scotland, there's going to be massive crowds all bluttered on the streets on Friday night. Great.