#48

Last time I went in they had cloudy lemonade (bottled), no idea how fizzy it’d be. Only clear from the gun

#49

you’d have to go to Colchester though and no one wants to do that.

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#50

Sounds like a nice place in that case, can’t imagine I’ll ever go there in my life but cheers for the heads up anyway.

#51

I think you’d be surprised just how few parents are as considerate as you.

#52

Nonsense.

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#53

That’s a stupid post IMO

#54

You’re undermining every point you’ve made in the thread with this, man.

#55

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#56

Worked at a cafe for 2 years and spent a lot of time cleaning up after peoples’ kids. For the place I was working it was massively worth it for the weekday business, but I can understand why a place would ban kids if they’re gunna be busy anyway, it is definitely a lot more work for the staff (caused by the minority of parents obvs)

#57

We’ve covered this elsewhere before but nobody in their right mind would choose the version of a thing without the chocolate bit in the middle if it wasn’t for the daft twee, dangerously-nationalistic attitude towards the Tunnocks brand that you’re all wrapped up in.

#58

I was under the impression that we were saying parents with young kids may have reason to be inconsiderate sometimes and that we should just have a bit more empathy with them where possible?

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#59

I tried to skirt round this because there’s enough going on in this thread already but that’s just fucking daft Ant

#60

I mean: let’s take a typical CCB visit to Nando’s. In a restaurant like that, the chances are that they’ll be (maybe) eight or ten families in there on a busy Saturday. And I can’t remember the last time I noticed a kid kicking off in there, or running around, or anything. In fact, the last time I noticed a family kicking off in a restaurant, it was the parent and not the children.

#61

I’m quite sure I don’t know what you’re talking about.

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#62

… taking into context where the cafe in question is.

#63

imagine if they barred kids from cafes like they do adults from pubs

imagine

@barleysugar

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#64

A Tunnocks teacake is a wonderful thing, a Tunnocks caramel wafer is fine but a Taxi is superior.

Rational adults would be able to form a nuanced opinion about this like I can.

#65

No idea what you’re on about here.

#66

no ingredients

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#67

Oh my god they are ruining my coffee! This is my time, the coffee time, how can they intrude upon it? Silence I am having a coffee, I’m really into coffee and I do this all the time so be quiet!

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