What hve we learned from Covid.

[On Balance]

I'd say I see more people in public loos washing their hands than ever before so the above has shocked me a bit - thought we'd got better than the bad old days of utterly decrepit public toilets. Anyone who doesn't wash their hands after a number two is a disgrace!

Covid made us more insular I feel, people turned on each other and it was a hell of a "success" for governments around the world on how quickly they could get their citizens to obey them.

WCV, that is good news, at least locally or perhaps in the UK. I was referring to our, as a family?s experience, in a Spanish island. We spent three weeks in a villa and one week in a hotel. The three weeks I have to be honest I couldn?t tell as we either ate at the villa or out. However we stayed at a hotel for one week where the food was buffet style. People, of all nationalities generally could not give a toss about their personal hygiene in the toilet facilities. It was noted by me, my wife and two children. People would visit the toilets and wonder off into the restaurant without washing hands or just splashing them under a running tap for a nano second.

They would then wonder into the restaurant and use to utensils to select their food. Some just disgustingly just used their hands to pick up food.

Cretins absolute disgusting pigs. All nationalities.

Have to say we witnessed one young couple, British, who had a young child in a high chair and they went on their hands and knees and picked all the food the little one dropped. Credit to the nationality. And I don’t say that too often.