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Shabba 13-03-2006 23:13

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
When students cant get bar jobs because the majority of pubs and clubs have closed due to lack of business they can thank the smoking ban.

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Russ 13-03-2006 23:14

Re: smoking and the pub
 
There's no evidence to suggest that will happen though.

Gareth 13-03-2006 23:25

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Can't we just ban students instead?

Shabba 13-03-2006 23:26

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Let's see when the ban is enforced. There are already abandoned/for sale pubs in my area due to off-licence sales and i can only see more pubs closing if they deny loyal customers the right to share a drink and a ciggie.

I predict a huge loss of jobs and income because of this :(

Russ 13-03-2006 23:27

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Just like has happened in Ireland then.

Shabba 13-03-2006 23:32

Re: smoking and the pub
 
I've said before that you cannot compare Ireland to the North West of England! We are a different culture and a different frameset of mind.

Russ 13-03-2006 23:34

Re: smoking and the pub
 
I'm not talking about one certain region, I'm talking about the UK as a whole. And I've been to Ireland enough times to wonder why you think there is such a cultural difference.

Fingy 13-03-2006 23:41

Re: smoking and the pub
 
I'm wondering what the cultural difference is too?

Shabba 13-03-2006 23:45

Re: smoking and the pub
 
I can't talk about the UK as a whole i can only point to three pubs that have closed due to off licence sales in my home town. I can imagine a smoking ban closing more down.

I've never been to Ireland but they are pro European something that i will never be.

But we digress ;)

---------- Post added at 23:45 ---------- Previous post was at 23:41 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fingy
I'm wondering what the cultural difference is too?

I was talking of the Republic not Northern Ireland Fingy

Fingy 13-03-2006 23:45

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Anyone who wants a smoke while they are out in Ireland just goes outside, the restaurants are used to it and most pubs/clubs have a back door the open up for the smokers to nip in and out.

Sales may have gone down for a small while but imho its not been a massive deal.

Yeah, I know its the Republic you were referring to, as am I.

Russ 13-03-2006 23:47

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shabba
But we digress ;)

No, we don't digress at all, you make some random points which don't have anything to do with what you preceive as 'cultural differences' between Ireland than the UK

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shabba
I was talking of the Republic not Northern Ireland Fingy

Like she's never been there....?

Shabba 13-03-2006 23:52

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Why should i have to skulk out the back door for a cig like a naughty school boy? I've legally bought twenty fags and paid a vast amount of tax for them so why can't i sit in a room designated to smokers in a pub that i've frequented for years? Where are my rights??

Russ 13-03-2006 23:54

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Wherever you left them?

I'm out of this thread....

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Shabba 13-03-2006 23:58

Re: smoking and the pub
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D
No, we don't digress at all, you make some random points which don't have anything to do with what you preceive as 'cultural differences' between Ireland than the UK

I made one point that i percieve as a cultural difference. Please don't try to read more into it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ D
Like she's never been there....?

Like i'm sure she can answer that for herself...!

Fingy 13-03-2006 23:58

Re: smoking and the pub
 
I smoke too, but personally it doesn't bother me going outside. I don't smoke in my own house because my husband doesn't like it and its not fair to force my smoking habit on to him. :shrug:

Just think about those who work in the bar / restaurant who are subjected to the smoke day in, day out. If you are asking where your rights are, where are theirs? :erm:


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