Wednesday goes to Wetherspoons

I am not one for an airport pint. I do however love nothing more than ordering a bottle of wine pre flight. I am pretty TERRIBLE at navigating my way around the airport and more times than I care to remember we seem to have a shout out that our plane is ready to leave without us. Inconsiderate narcissistic bitch, or simply a dim lass with the attention span of one of @Rachey’s TROPICAL FISH.

MOOPY DECIDES.

A BIT of BOTH :disco:
 
How much is a WHSMITHS magazine or bottle of water at a station nowadays - it seems to be in a secret retail currency of its own. One bottle of water = a limb

The Guildford one used to assume you were bathing in gold for the same price as a Mars Bar on the 6:45.
 
Isn't it something ridiculous like those train station WHSmiths make up the majority of profit? No wonder they're dying on their arse
 
I remember nearly buying a pack of fags at a WHSmith in Euston station and the cashier very kindly warning me not to as they were priced at £785.
 
Isn't it something ridiculous like those train station WHSmiths make up the majority of profit? No wonder they're dying on their arse
WHSmith high street I’m sure died on their arse a long time ago, so literally only their profits can be from footfall stations. There are only so many people gagging for a discount Frozen DVDs and mismatched wrapping paper?
 
I was in WHSmith in Bath earlier. They have completely got rid of DVDs (music having gone a couple of years ago), and expanded their book section. In fact it's actually genuinely quite nice - it felt like a proper book shop, rather than just a shop which happens to sell books.
 
Maybe I was tainted by the Southend version, but I do miss a good hardback to read. The amount of hours I trawled through the Exeter one looking for the right book.

WHSmith was always cards, wrapping paper and shit (and for those old enough had a WOOL section).
 
I like when you go to a train station and they have those 'take a book, leave a book' shelves :disco: Sure, they're usually full of schlocky romances with a soldier on the cover, but you can sometimes find a good'Un.

I guess they're not very covid safe :(
 
I like when you go to a train station and they have those 'take a book, leave a book' shelves :disco: Sure, they're usually full of schlocky romances with a soldier on the cover, but you can sometimes find a good'Un.

I guess they're not very covid safe :(

Books? :shock: burn them!
 
Having a wonderful time in Marseille! Already batted off my first potential muggger! Some street urchin tried to rip the gold chain off my neck. Luckily it’s 24kt and the cunt didn’t stand a chance.
 

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