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Spud Culshaw :

Charge more for glasses and give the money back when they hand them back in

sav :

Small business is tough, they earn every cent

. :

Use a generic glass. When you have Hawkstone written on the glasses, that's an invitation

Aussie Homestead Australia :

I'm sure that 35 million pounds profit you made out of this Series will cover it 😂😂😂

Lig :

Deposit on glasses of two quid. They get it back when they leave and return the glass

user99547958335224 :

That is common in South Africa, they will even attempt stealing the sweetner from your cup of coffee .If not nailed,bolted,screwed or cemented down it's for the taking away,,,using power tools to take it.

Stardew Resident :

She was brilliant this series

Cup of Joe :

400 bits of free advertising distributed every week

Koos van der Bank :

charge each patron for a glass...at least it'll solve that issue

Kristine :

Factor the cost of a replacement glass into the price of a drink.

chris :

atp just charge a £10 deposit for the glass. if it doesn't come back then no refund on deposit

STOP THE PLANTATION :

Free advertising putting halkstone on the glasses and letting them off.

user5991029379096 :

says a lot about the English society

GifAppeltjie :

Easy to solve the glass problem and make a small profit. Include beer and glass in one price.

tickerJack Tasker :

we are living in a mad world

Karen :

the glasses is easy. it's because they say Hawkstone. just have regular ones and that issue is instantly solved

Glassfit MW :

😂😂 sorry Caleb

Kenn Leong :

all restaurants in the whole faced tge same problems...

petermartin572 :

put a deposit on glass or charge for glass on first one and then exchange

R10y10a10n :

Appleseed2222 :

400 cups is crazy

Anti :

I love Jeremy Clarkson and watched top gear since the 80’s as well as the Amazon series - I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Imagine if you hadn’t been a multi millionaire celebrity with access to media/ marketing and business/ finance and strategy professionals who are part of that elite network which of course you’ve nurtured during your career. But instead, was just a normal family man trying to keep a local family pub alive to hand down to the next generation. Funny transition HR conundrum though.