How many pints do you have on a Friday lunch hour?

[Beach Hut]

None, company rule no alcohol at work still carried over from when we were British Rail

 

[¡Cereal Killer!]

None as I still go to school and i'm only 15 years old

although in the past couple of weeks, I have had the bottle to bring in a couple of cans of beer and drink them when me and my mates leave school at break!

mmmmmmmmmmmm

 

[Yorkie]

Three pints of BEATER this lunchtime, just a warm up for the drive up to Manchestaaa

That's at least one pint over the limit.

I only get half an hour for lunch so don't bother.

In a previous job I have had a couple of halves at lunchtime but it makes me feel sleepy around 3pm so I find it difficult to concentrate.

 

[Braders]

none, i don't get a Friday lunch hour

 

[Mendoza]

yesterday i had 2 pints of carlsberg and a bowl of chilli con carne, all for £6.50
marvellous scenes

 

[Bwian]

None-turning up at a customer's business with stale beer on breath is not going to help my sales figures. Add to that the driving and lunchtime beers are a definite no-go area.

 

[Dover]

Whats a lunch break!

 

[Lord Bracknell]

None, company rule no alcohol at work still carried over from when we were British Rail

When BR extended the no drinking rule to ALL staff (it had previously been operational staff - drivers, signalmen, etc), there were a number of managers and planning staff (the people I had regular dealings with) who left to join private sector transport consultancies, where a more relaxed attitude to Friday lunchtimes prevailed.

This, no doubt, was a contributory factor in the Tory government coming to the conclusion that railway skills existed outside BR and that the industry could survive privatisation.

What they never understood is that they were handing the lot over to a bunch of piss-heads.