Having a glass

[IrishBlue2022]

Very important research conducted last year highlighted the impact of beer glass stealing on the industry:

What can happen if you steal a pint glass from the pub as crackdown called for

A case study looked into Britain's obsession for stealing pint glasses, and the results were truly shocking

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

Are you a beer glass thief? Or is it more a case of liberation?

How does this sit with your moral compass?

What will Pete say?

Do threads like this help win all the awards?

Case study below:

In Corfu last week and had a nice (It was warm and the beer was cold) pint of Mythos. Heres a picture:


And then here is the pint glass having been liberated by utilising the wife to distract the servers by paying in a very quiet bar and the babies pram to shield the evidence.

 

[Ferguson1878]

Used to swoop the Nando’s peri peri pepper shakers before they started selling it , but that was for the whole family more than my own selfish appetite

 

[ArtetaMagic]

If I'm staying in a hotel and we take drinks up to the room and there's a nice pint or wine glass I might nab it. Yes.

Remember my mum once taking 2 gin glasses from the bar. As soon as she stood up to leave she stated clinking as she walked. Absolute amateur!

 

[chrismpw]

I don't do it - they're not mine to take.

Would think its cost effective advertising though, with branded glasses, if they want to look at it that way.

 

[coollino]

Used to when I was younger, but I wouldn't now - especially with how difficult it is to run places these days

 

[summerisle]

Need a pot to...

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Used to when I was younger, but I wouldn't now - especially with how difficult it is to run places these days

I worked a few bars and they always had hundreds of extra glasses from beer brands that they’d stopped selling. Steal more I say

 

[Bohemian Toffee]

Wanted to pay a place in Spain for an Estrella Galicia glass, but the guy wouldn't take the money.

Too honest by half, me.

 

[St Domingos]

after tonight, i'm having a Guinness just for irony purposes

 

[ste d' indica]

I tend to ask, most pubs are pretty obliging.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Very important research conducted last year highlighted the impact of beer glass stealing on the industry:

What can happen if you steal a pint glass from the pub as crackdown called for

A case study looked into Britain's obsession for stealing pint glasses, and the results were truly shocking

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

Are you a beer glass thief? Or is it more a case of liberation?

How does this sit with your moral compass?

What will Pete say?

Do threads like this help win all the awards?

Case study below:

In Corfu last week and had a nice (It was warm and the beer was cold) pint of Mythos. Heres a picture:
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And then here is the pint glass having been liberated by utilising the wife to distract the servers by paying in a very quiet bar and the babies pram to shield the evidence.

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You have a very weirdly hairy wrist.



What's this thread about again?

 

[Littlesue]

I've had a few over tge years and salt/pepper pots

 

[Cels]

It never entered my mind to steal a glass from a pub etc., although the older brother of a mate of mine did manage to rip the ciggy machine off a pub wall after a night out together. Aaaah, the early 80s, what a mad time.

 

[carlos21]

I don't do it - they're not mine to take.

Would think its cost effective advertising though, with branded glasses, if they want to look at it that way.

Good evening Chris let's all laugh at Liverpool hahahaha hahahaha.

 

[blulouie]

On the basis of ya can't drink Erdinger out of plain old pint pot....Guilty your Honor.