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- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
Apparently we left a couple of years ago and things are perfect now
Jeremy Clarksons new TV show
- Thread starter ILovebaling
- Start date
Apparently he found a planning law loophole that allows him to have an "open air" restaurant.
Board outside states that there are NO vegetarian options
- Location
- Cirencester
Labelled a "bitter Cow" by Lord Sugar!!! Think her hubby ran off with their PA. Ironic when you consider she probably pays that alone for a starter at some swanky London Village eatery
- Location
- fakenham-norfolk
I like JC offering a meat based menu,well done.I note in the article that at least she has a soft spot for Kaleb.If people are successful I say well done. Must remember that JC writes for the Murdoch Media empire,hence the dislike of DS farm.
- Location
- Cumbria
The NHS is costing just over £17m per hour 24/7/365.Apparently we left a couple of years ago and things are perfect now
Eventually someone will wake up and smell the coffee, and realise, we are way over funding the NHS, and that is it's silent killer.
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I see this Jan Moir story is being recycled by AOL with a bit more stuff ......
She [Moir] added: "It’s OK, but can I be honest? It’s a bit pub chain."
Dining in the VIP Shepherd's Hut, at £69 a head for a three course Sunday roast and English sparkling wine, Moir admitted she was left feeling "fleeced" after being served a "chewy" steak tartare made from cheap cuts of meat and ice cream topped with one strawberry cut in half.
After paying £12.50 for a jar of honey, labelled "Bee Juice" in the farm shop, Moir said her highlight of the experience was being driven by tractor and trailer to the VIP dining hut by Clarkson's Farm star, 24-year-old farm manager Kaleb Cooper, who she admits to being a fan of.
But upon their departure she revealed Cooper came round proffering a paper cup for tips, which she described as, "somehow the worst thing of all."
If it's true about Kaleb passing around a paper cup for tips, then that is a bit "off" & I hope he bins off that idea PDQ
She [Moir] added: "It’s OK, but can I be honest? It’s a bit pub chain."
Dining in the VIP Shepherd's Hut, at £69 a head for a three course Sunday roast and English sparkling wine, Moir admitted she was left feeling "fleeced" after being served a "chewy" steak tartare made from cheap cuts of meat and ice cream topped with one strawberry cut in half.
After paying £12.50 for a jar of honey, labelled "Bee Juice" in the farm shop, Moir said her highlight of the experience was being driven by tractor and trailer to the VIP dining hut by Clarkson's Farm star, 24-year-old farm manager Kaleb Cooper, who she admits to being a fan of.
But upon their departure she revealed Cooper came round proffering a paper cup for tips, which she described as, "somehow the worst thing of all."
If it's true about Kaleb passing around a paper cup for tips, then that is a bit "off" & I hope he bins off that idea PDQ
How do tips work when everything is paid by card??
- Location
- Shropshire
The article read that it was a press junket (a t said they are lunching in a VIP room for 4) so I doubt she even paid?
If that being so, then nothing wrong with collecting tips for the staff
If that being so, then nothing wrong with collecting tips for the staff
If you pay by card and include service, its taxed. Slipping your waiter/waitress £10 note for good service ....
Was a press thing. Write up in Times today too.
Much kinder but then he writes for them
Tip bit was written as though it was Kaleb collecting for himself for driving them to the restaurant in a tractor and trailer
- Location
- fakenham-norfolk
As the filming crews were there I suspect it was done for the tv boys,similar to Kaleb pulling them out of the muddy carpark in series 1.Kaleb earning a bit,well done!!!!
Normally got a bit of shrapnel in my pocket, do you think they'd be happy with £1.65?
- Location
- Sutton Coldfield
Got to help pay for the white diesel 
- Location
- South Wales UK