Silly little things to make life better...

Yes please, those little ones are too small but I sometimes want prosecco and not the whole bottle and the rest goes flat (I have tried the teaspoon and stoppers but it's not as good on day 2). A half bottle would be perfect.

I think I would also be inclined to drink less generally if these were a thing.

We had a meal out the other day was about £20 per head inc a soft drink. I also asked for a tap water, was asked if I meant a bottle (about £3), i said no just a tap water thank you and the server was not happy about it. When she left others at the table actually commented on it!
I can understand the 'oh you want a free drink' thoughts when you're not purchasing other stuff (i have seen this) but when a table is spending over £120 i thought it was just rude!

Yes please, those little ones are too small but I sometimes want prosecco and not the whole bottle and the rest goes flat (I have tried the teaspoon and stoppers but it's not as good on day 2). A half bottle would be perfect.

I think I would also be inclined to drink less generally if these were a thing.

I would like to see a bag library at supermarkets and other shops. I have dozens of bags because I keep forgetting mine and have to buy more. I’d love to see bins where everyone puts their unwanted bags and then if you forget yours you can pay - I don’t know - about 20p per bag - that you get back when you return them. Or you pay a monthly fee of a pound or two to use and return bags as much as you like.

Different shelf arrangements in a fridge! Im not convinced anyone with a 185cm / 200cm high fridge freezer fills every fridge shelf front to back as they so deep you'd have to empty them to reach the stuff at the back (apart from christmas of course when the cheeses and trifles are rammed into every corner...)

So how about one shelf is half-depth, the next shelf is full depth, then half depth then full depth. I know I could get the insta-friendly pull-out shelves but I dont want to. Just a more flexible shelf arrangement please 😁

Phone chargers to all be the same and have the same usb fittings in sockets.

We had a meal out the other day was about £20 per head inc a soft drink. I also asked for a tap water, was asked if I meant a bottle (about £3), i said no just a tap water thank you and the server was not happy about it. When she left others at the table actually commented on it!
I can understand the 'oh you want a free drink' thoughts when you're not purchasing other stuff (i have seen this) but when a table is spending over £120 i thought it was just rude!

If they did this, they'd probably find that transactions were 90% contactless, 9% cash and 1% or less apps, which would tell them what people think about apps, because who's going to use an app when they don't have to?

There's probably so many apps because it's easy to add on a load of sneaky extra fees which the app companies will present to the council as 'we'll give you a commission for all the added upselling' and not mention that they take most of the money for themselves.

Yes, these systems need paying for, but I don't understand what's wrong with card readers, especially when it frees the council from having to send someone round to collect all the money before the machine gets full, plus the risk of theft.

My SIL was convinced her car had been stolen from a multistorey car park and got the security staff involved looking at CCTV and everything, until they worked out it was on the floor above where she thought it was. 😂

Half bottles of wine please

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I worked for years in a place that did this. Once a year, you get paid twice in one month. It's the same with DLA/PIP payments.

Yes to this! My daughter is 9 and gets so fed up of always being offered chicken nuggets or sausage etc, she’d love our meals. We were away recently and she just ordered fries then shared my husband’s salmon noodle bowl and my steak pie, think we’ll keep doing this if future.
Also The Lounge do a decent kids menu if you find one: https://thelounges.co.uk/

My SIL was convinced her car had been stolen from a multistorey car park and got the security staff involved looking at CCTV and everything, until they worked out it was on the floor above where she thought it was. 😂

I use what3words to save the location. Especially useful when you've parked in a long stay car park and been on holiday for 2 weeks

Yes that is an excellent idea! I have it on my phone and keep forgetting to use it.

I use "find my car" a lot when I've gone to towns or places I don't know well, that's good as well. It was a massive help when I parked my car somewhere in Malaga last year and couldn't remember where 7 hours later!! 😆

I can do that as long as I can get service; the problem in multistorey and basement car parks persists. Fab suggestion, thank you HurdyGurdy

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