Rat In Wetherspoons, Stole Chip

Well he had no way of paying for it did he.
https://newsdesk.moreover.com/click/?p=Q...652d3ddabb4371e

These rat's seem to be getting every where,facebook yesterday ,a woman posted she had shopping delivered from tescos it arrives in basket's plus a live rat in one of the baskets.Tesco's apologised and sent her a bunch of flower's,I think I would want a bit more than a bunch of flower's.

Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #2

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These rat's seem to be getting every where,facebook yesterday ,a woman posted she had shopping delivered from tescos it arrives in basket's plus a live rat in one of the baskets.Tesco's apologised and sent her a bunch of flower's,I think I would want a bit more than a bunch of flower's.

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It ran away ,so they got none.

Quote: Slow Jo wrote in post #2

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These rat's seem to be getting every where,facebook yesterday ,a woman posted she had shopping delivered from tescos it arrives in basket's plus a live rat in one of the baskets.Tesco's apologised and sent her a bunch of flower's,I think I would want a bit more than a bunch of flower's.

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I don't believe for a moment that the rat ran up someones leg just in time to steal a chip.
It's a very impracticable situation and almost impossible to present.
The chip is in his (Customer) hand (what, no cutlery?), the rat has to see the chip, climb his leg then leap to his arm, run up his arm to his hand and pull the chip from his grip.
What complete crap.

I agree with Volty about the trouser leg. However apparently they admitted there was a rat in the reataurant, so I cannot see how they could allow customers in after only half an hour. If a rat was sited during a visit by a local authority enforcement officer then I;m sure the place would be closed down until it had been thoroughly checked by the officer. If the place was owned by a local councillor then, of course it might be different, but that wouldn't apply to Waterspoons

I see on the news they were offered 25 pounds compensation

It's an admission that something occurred but I seriously doubt it was a real rat attack.

Just how gullible do they think we are?

Quote: mikejee wrote in post #7

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I agree with Volty about the trouser leg. However apparently they admitted there was a rat in the reataurant, so I cannot see how they could allow customers in after only half an hour. If a rat was sited during a visit by a local authority enforcement officer then I;m sure the place would be closed down until it had been thoroughly checked by the officer. If the place was owned by a local councillor then, of course it might be different, but that wouldn't apply to Waterspoons

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Yes, the frontage is all glass and open doors.

The silly part about Wetherspoons is all of the smokers have to stand outside. Wonderful you say, but in warm weather all the glall frontages open up and the smoke blows inside.

Who cares?
It's what killed pubs in the first place. Horrible smelly smoky holes.

Wetherspoons do, they need every smoker they can get.