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Gas inflation? Aren't most pubs in the UK walkable (vs say, US bars)?
by cpursley 4y ago
Gas inflation? Aren't most pubs in the UK walkable (vs say, US bars)?
- Nux 4y agoIndeed many are and in the age of working from home I expect many neighbourhood pubs to do well. We're certainly going more often than before.
- cpursley 4y agoIt's also a great way to get to know your neighbors and build community.
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- chmod775 4y agoA location only reachable by car would be a suboptimal choice for any establishment mainly selling alcoholic beverages.
- standardUser 4y agoYou just described America.
- revscat 4y agoSuboptimal?
- iasay 4y agoNot necessarily. In cities people tend to be disparately located so usually ends up via public transport. In small towns the local pub can be a 30 minute walk away or a 30 minute taxi away depending on how many of them have closed down and the spread of the car-focused structure of some towns. The petrol/gas inflation, plus the incursion of Uber, really screwed the prices of the taxis up as well.
- walthamstow 4y agoThey mean natural gas, the stuff you burn in the kitchen to heat a pot. Not gasoline.