What's your small idea?

[Cannibal Man]

7 hours ago, Mr_Danger said:

Miserable old bastards. “I think we should ban kids and loud noises!”

excuse me I love putting on-fire couches on the motorway as much as anyone, im just concerned about the overall safety of these e-scooters!!!!!!

[HarmonicGenerator]

I feel like smartphones are probably smart enough now to have some way of sensing when the user is on public transport, and disabling speaker mode or turning all music apps to mute until they’re no longer on public transport. 

[Abe_Knuckleball_Schwartz]

10 hours ago, Onyx2 said:

If it's an option for you I recommend only shopping after 7pm. It can feel like the shop has been opened just for you.

Thanks, I will give it a go

To be honest, I generally try and get to the Supermarkets before 9am as it is usually pretty quiet then. If I go any later I end up getting overwhelmed with the amount of people in there… Already dreading shopping nearer Christmas

[RIDDUM_N_STYLE]

12 hours ago, LaGoosh said:

What are you going on about?!

A mirror in a clothes shop is handy if you just want to hold an item up against you. You don't always need to try everything on to see if it works. Or likewise if you're with someone and put something on in the fitting room then want to show them you can both look in a shop floor mirror at it together rather than the other person having to come into the fitting room.

And why do under 18s be banned from shops after a certain time? 

Children and teenagers are humans too and being part of this world means engaging with them. They shouldn't be forced out of public spaces and made to stay indoors just because they violate some weird abstract rules of etiquette you've made up in your own head.

Some of you lot, Jesus Christ.

Not saying they should stay in doors, just not using shops as their personal playgrounds, switching off escalators and robbing or launching stuff about the place

Also on the mirror thing it gets tiresome after the forth or fifth time having to clear the areas cos customers can’t be arsed putting stuff back, one of our store managers actually ordered the removal of one off the floor because of the state the area was left in when she done a walk around sometime last week

[Jazzy G]

14 hours ago, RedTwoster said:

I'm amazed there hasn't been a more visible public awareness campaign on the fact e-scooters are not road or pavement legal

Then you go to Liverpool or Salford and you can hire them to whizz about the city centre. They're prohibitively expensive, presumably to avoid them disappearing after some Boris/Burnham bikes ended up getting taken to the South of France on jollies in a single day, or just having the trackers removed and abandoned. They need to pick a lane.