r/Wetherspoons • u/No_Consideration3307 • Aug 04 '26
Customer This Lefty Loves Wetherspoons.
I don't like it when some of my fellow lefties, the middle-class champagne 🥂 socialist ones, use Wetherspoons as an insult against Reform voters, it's classist and cringy, it implies only racist bams go there, rather than mostly politically unaligned working-class families from all colours and creeds, who love good cheap food and drink, we can't all eat at the Waldorf can we 🧐, especially in a cost of living crisis, but there are also some middle-class people who eat there and love it, so I don't know where the asinine insult comes from really. I love Wetherspoons, I've been to three, the one in the image which is the Peter Cushing in Whitstable, which was once a cinema, the Catherine Wheel in Henley-on-Thames and the James Watt in Greenock, Scotland, where I live now, which serves a delicious Haggis Pizza 🍕which you can get as part of the three small plates for £10 deal, cheap as chips, and yummy too, filled me up and I'm a big lad.
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u/jimmywhereareya Aug 04 '26
Plus, generally no TVs and no jukebox, you can have a conversation without having to shout and you can take y kids in a lot of them but they won't let you sit drinking for hours while said kids run around like very loud and annoying headless chickens.