Getting your arse dry [zb]ed for £7 an hour

Winseer:
Me? - I like my fish and chips to have actual cod in the fish and potatoes in the chips.
As opposed to more bones than a python, and batter so thick you could coat breeze blocks with it.

The only “good” chippy I had up north was in Thirsk - the one in the town square that people queue two lanes to get into.
I managed to cotton on because everyone was double-queing for this particular establishment, whilst the other chippy across the way was staffed with some miserable old bat who practically sent the customers away!

I actually went in there first :blush: , not realising about the other one - asked for ‘some freshly cooked cod & chips’…

“I don’t mind waiting” said I… - and she tried to palm me off with the crappy withered specimens that had been under the hotlight all afternoon!

Clearly “Getting what you ask for in a shop” must be a southerner thing. :sunglasses: :grimacing:

I’m grateful I found the second cushy place though - which of course would not have happened if I’d been served at first stop in the first place!

I think our differences here lie with the fish. I cannot remember the last time I went to the chippy and ordered fish, it just doesn’t quite satisfy me like a hearty tray of pie/pudding, chips, peas & gravy does. It’s the future :wink:

There is a trucker on YouTube who will sympathise… youtube.com/watch?v=G9IirrCHOPY

Anyway, this topic has strayed somewhat.

Winseer:
Me? - I like my fish and chips to have actual cod in the fish and potatoes in the chips.

Shows you’re a southerner. No fish n chips connoisseur would have cod as their fish. Haddock is where it’s at - fish with actual substance and taste.

:smiley: :wink: