39. The eBeer. Here to stay?
There
has been a lot of writing, during lockdown, about whether our habits may
change, whether we may not go back to shops and bars. Online shopping, family
walking and eBeers may replace high street shopping and bars for good. This
speculation is justified but I think will be proven to be just that,
speculation. Miles long queues outside the B&Qs which opened a few days ago
give us an idea of what will happen with shopping. As for bars, I’ve been
thinking about it. I am meeting my friends for ebeers because of lockdown. But
many of my friends live in other countries, and we never did this before. Why
not? Because we rather wait until we can meet at a good bar, for some beers and
tapas, than have an ebeer. We rather build the anticipation of a superior
experience, than tone it down by indulging in occasional inferior proxies. My
rugby friends are planning 6 different food related events after lockdown,
compared to our average 2 a year. Bars and restaurants are going to be just
fine
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