The last orders bell

6:23

Yeah,

6:23

not every pub has them. Most people

6:25

normally just turn the music down and

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shout, but we have a big bell just up

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[laughter] there.

6:28

Here alone and then you scream last

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orders until everyone everyone notices.

6:33

And what does that mean? That's last No,

6:35

that means that that is the call to come

6:37

get your last drinks. It's about 15

6:39

Normally about half an hour to 15

6:41

minutes before we close. Um and then

6:44

when we close and the bar's closed,

6:46

ring it again and shout time at bar so

6:48

everyone knows no more drinks. And um I

6:50

see you have like crisps behind you. We

6:52

do. So, we've got crisps and nuts. It's

6:55

very standard to just have crisps and

6:57

nuts as a snack. That's normal in a pub?

6:59

Yeah, it's normal. What about food? If

7:00

I'm hungry, is that a good idea? Food?

7:02

Yeah, we've got food, mate. It's just

7:03

over here on the table. At the moment

7:05

here we do

7:06

burgers, chicken wings and tenders. And

7:09

then we've got a quite a bit of fried

7:10

menu over here as well. So, like a

7:12

normal uh dish is like burgers and chips

7:14

and stuff? Yeah, normal dishes pubs are

7:16

like burgers, fish and chips is probably

7:18

quite common as well. On Sundays, uh

7:20

some pubs might do a roast dinner, which

7:22

is very common in the UK. Do you only

7:24

serve alcoholic drinks here? No, no, no,

7:26

we've got um non-alcoholic stuff as

7:28

well. So, you do non-alcoholic fizz.

7:30

Mhm. Um so, you've got Lucky Saint which

7:33

uh once again also is quite local.

7:36

Um it's brewed by

7:38

Actually, no, it's not.