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Liverpool considers forbidding fast food from being served unless served on plates
Regis Magnae
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http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2014/03/killjoy-liverpool-council-may-ban-al-fresco-fish-and-chips/
The reason is supposedly about litter, but I think it is an attempt to run fast food businesses out of business.
The reason is supposedly about litter, but I think it is an attempt to run fast food businesses out of business.
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Firstly around here most, if not all, now serve fish & chips in a tray or box. You just don't seem to get it in just paper any more.
Secondly - wtf is that in the picture. Is a chippy selling frozen fish fingers? Not On!!!
Purple Wheelibins.
When they were deciding what colour to make the wheelibins they could have gone with brown to blend with the urban enviroment or green to blend with the suburban gardens like many councils did.
But no. They decided to go with the City Councils corporate colour.....purple.
The result is in thosands of streets, all over the city, all that stands out are those purple bleedin bins. And of course what makes it worse it in thosands of back to back streets the bins have to be out font all the time.
You look down loads of streets any day of the week and all you can see is hundres of bleedin bins.
They take the term incompetent to a whole new level.
Now having a McDonalds Double Cardboard Cheeseburger served on a plate - now that's what I call CULTURE (not!). Crikey, it's bad enough having one served in greaseproof paper!
If this is what will happen then yes, a very stupid idea. The plate and plastic cutlery will end up being thrown away.
Chip shops generally reheat their chips up again if they don't get sold on the day they're made. They do up here anyway.
I don't know if that's the case these days but I remember in the past some people used to tell me never to go to the chippy as soon as it opens, because the chips were re-heated from the last time.
I thought that was great service.
They also say never to order fish from a restaurant on a Monday as it's the leftovers from the weekend and the fishmongers aren't open on Sunday/Monday.
Not sure these days because a lot of fish is flash frozen on the boats and has been show to be better quality than 'fresh'.
If you have a long jounrny home then everything is soggy by the time you get to eat it
Oh I don't know, with it being Liverpool the locals will think they're back inside again and dispose of them the correct way.