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Originally Posted by Busman747
My only experience is talking with both pub landlords and petrol station owners...........but it is obvious that in both cases, if they cannot expand, they go bust!
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its nice to know busman that someone has a bit of cloth between his ears ,this thread has been started and will not finish untill you are i are out of a job, people think that we set the prices (go to the big boys who have more clout)its not easy its dammned hard work the reason for posting at nearly 2am in the morning. when you can get up and earn a few quid in the morning because you are semi- retired is o.k but when you have to get up and pay the bills that drop through your door every day and you have to put up with other pub prices like the last orders and such its bl..dy hard work.people can choose where they want a drink and spend there money,do the same people that go out for a meal worry about what they pay for a beer or wine or whatever NO! because they dont want to belittle thereselves in front of there company they keep. so dont get onto the people that try and earn peanuts and work hard for next to jacks..t for the hours they put in. do any of you get two poll tax bills through your door £900.00 for living in a flat upstairs, £3500.00 buisness tax thats before you take into account gas,electric,insurance two are three of them and then you have to live! then you have music licences to get, extentions,darts,dominoes,entry fees.perhaps if you get away from it all you may get a holiday from it.not once a year every three years for a couple of days! then you look at the people that frequent your establishment and wonder how they can afford to come out as much as they do?perhaps we all should take notice of what others are doing and jump on there band wagons.if anyone out thwere wants to swap jobs for three months p.m me would love to get back to normality.
p.s loved every thing and nearly everyone i have had the satisfaction to meet!