This is what I found on ABCNews.GO.com:
Restaurants are slowly beginning to welcome back diners after putting new social distancing rules in place due to the coronavirus pandemic. And many eateries have come up with bizarre, but effective ways to keep parties at least six feet apart.
Some owners are forgoing tape and colorful sidewalk chalk and swapping it out for more inventive modes of measurement.
Not everyone loved these ideas.
“This is too stupid to be real, but here we are,” tweeted Buck Sexton in reference to inner tube tables in Maryland.
An Ocean City restaurant has introduced one creative way it plans to ensure customers maintain social distance as coronavirus restrictions are eased in the Maryland resort town. https://t.co/FUp0NKUrr4 pic.twitter.com/BRPtNwlDrn
— ABC News (@ABC) May 18, 2020
This is too stupid to be real, but here we are https://t.co/ZIN7XJ4uMz
— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) May 18, 2020
Pool float hats in Germany also drew criticism.
“The greenhouses – I actually am onboard with this idea. Keeps me from hearing loud neighbors. The pool float hats. Nope,” tweeted Carla Pruitt.
KEEP YOUR DISTANCE: A café in Germany has found a colorful way to enforce social distancing among patrons—by strapping pool noodles to hats. https://t.co/KVmXikGo9B pic.twitter.com/ZRzIIJStDp
— ABC News (@ABC) May 18, 2020
The greenhouses – I actually am onboard with this idea. Keeps me from hearing loud neighbors. The pool float hats. Nope. https://t.co/Ih77SFjMXb
— Carla Pruitt (@crobscarla) May 18, 2020
The greenhouses Pruitt was referring to, called “Individual Glass Dining Pods in Europe” in the report, can be seen below:
Information provided by ABCNews.GO.com.
Leave your comments below.
