outraged! *rant*

Nah, I'd park there, but then I'm a ****, or the pavement, in trees, who cares.

Originally Posted by ArtyLady

if there is dedicated bike parking and it isn't full then yes it would be silly to park in a car space...(bored with this now )

In this instance, it seems there was space in the bike spaces (certainly no mention it was full) but ethariel was evidently to lazy and inconsiderate to park there ...

I still don't think the dude should have touched his bike and he has just as much right to park in a car spot as a car (at the end of the day, he could have been there in his car, so what is the difference ) but it IS/WAS rude/inconsiderate!!

Still awake AL?!?!

ZZZzzzz...

[chris8886]

Originally Posted by phil24_7

This was a pain in my old pub, after 7 we were only licensed for over 18's so if ya looked under 21, ya got ID'd, no matter what you were trying to purchase. Also had a policy of under 18's needing to be with an adult, and that if any of the group were under 18 then the group had to be ordering meals, if one of the younger looking one's came to the bar, we'd ID just to find out if the group needed to be ordering food. You probably fell into one of these categories!

the man tis right. i still work in a pub once a week and i get this all the time. it probably doesn't help that i look about 17 (so people tell me) and am actually coming up for 22. although i do enjoy a good fight here because i know i'm right and i really couldn't give a toss about the job (dont' really know i still work there, as it's not really worth it for me!)

Originally Posted by missyorkie_chris

I work in a clothes shop

I knows the type you on about though lol. I must admit from the a sales assistant's perspective however, there are some f##kin rude customers out there too who assume sales assistants are robots and therefore can be spoken to like sh!t. I have had many an experience with such people, and would gladly have slapped them then and there if it wasn't for that niggling "the customer always comes first" rule Doesn't matter how polite you are either .

The vast majority are nice though and thankfully override the not so nice

and my proper job is in a sports shop and ofc i get some cruddy cutomers. but they're usually reasonable people and i'll help em out even having been grumpy to start with. if they persist however then i will become blunt and not be as helpful as i could be. being resonable both ways, goes along way!!

Originally Posted by chris8886

and my proper job is in a sports shop and ofc i get some cruddy cutomers. but they're usually reasonable people and i'll help em out even having been grumpy to start with. if they persist however then i will become blunt and not be as helpful as i could be. being resonable both ways, goes along way!!

spot on

[phil24_7]

Originally Posted by Flamin_Squirrel

In those cases I expect you explained the situation to the customer, rather than simply demanding their ID while being rude about it though.

Yup, unless they got ar5ey about it!

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

I still don't think the dude should have touched his bike and he has just as much right to park in a car spot as a car (at the end of the day, he could have been there in his car, so what is the difference ) but it IS/WAS rude/inconsiderate!!

Still awake AL?!?!

Isn't interfering with a motor vehicle an offence?



I used to have a special form of customer service when I glass collected in a pub in Halifax town centre. It was usually packed so to make your way through a load of ignorant, not-quite-middle-aged tossers while carrying an armload of glasses I usually found that a steel toed boot to the legs usually persuaded people to move. I've never hit a woman, but I was very tempted most nights, one very hoity-toity customer once ended up wearing the contents of a half ful pint of strongbow which had been used as an ashtray. Can't say she looked impressed, but the floor was slippy.

Originally Posted by Grinch

Nah, I'd park there, but then I'm a ****, or the pavement, in trees, Underneath my bike, who cares.

Corrected for you!

Lets clear this up! These are parking spaces, not car parking spaces.

Now if I go to the supermarket on my bike, I'll park in one of these, just because I haven't gone in the car makes no difference.

What am I? I second class citizen because I'm on a bike?
Oh sorry, of course I am.

rant over.
Lou

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by Paul the 6th

Manor's cost nothing.

I think that even with house prices taking a dive at the moment they are still VERY expensive.