I didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?
I didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?
You’re right! It is a daft question.
I didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?
I'm not gonna sleep tonight wrestling with this one DutchI didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?
I think you're right, Dutch. Concessions for kids books and things like braille or larger print should be a thing.I didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?

With live viewing you can tell who is using the service - old fella turns up at a match or cinema buys ticket goes and sits down you know who is watching, old fella rocks up at a book shop, buys book for reduced price gives it to his middle aged son, then its not really worked has it?I didn't want to disrupt the book thread, but why do we get concession prices for things like football and cinema, but not books? It's the same thing we're experiencing isn't it?
With live viewing you can tell who is using the service - old fella turns up at a match or cinema buys ticket goes and sits down you know who is watching, old fella rocks up at a book shop, buys book for reduced price gives it to his middle aged son, then its not really worked has it?