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Probably don't need it now Herms, but my ex emailed back. Not much info, but this is what she said...
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haha Pickler running a pub!! You'd drink all the stock!!
Ran it for Mitchells and Butlers - just started working for them and worked up - they sort out your exams and stuff for license etc and the courses you need to do. when they're ready they'll give you a deputy or managers role.
11-08-2007, 09:59 AM
What would actually be required to run a pub? Post #53
Yeah, looking to do it without actually being employed by a company, if you see what I mean. I can get some hours at a local in the evenings, but I don't want to completely shift jobs to a place. Mainly because I simply can't afford to.
11-08-2007, 10:02 AM
What would actually be required to run a pub? Post #54
I thought as much. I couldn't remember if she worked her way up or not and it appears she did. She's selling her shares she has in M&B soon - she had to be employed by them for 5 years or something, so kept working Friday nights whilst she went to Uni. £8k ffs!
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