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It is Tuesday, December 30th, and the waitress is practicing politics.

As the businessman slowly gets stoned, they're sharing a drink they called loneliness.

But it's better than drinking alone.

But you can't drink alone in at least one particular bar in the UK, and it's pissing people off right now.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

Look, Robes, drinking alone is something, generally speaking, we shy away from.

We don't ever want to admit, nobody wants to admit they drink alone, but it's kind of a old pastime going to a bar and having a drink by yourself.

Being a barfly.

You actually do this and have done this.

I am not a fan of it, but to each their own, if you like to drink on your own, it doesn't

mean you have a drinking problem or that you're friendless. Some people actually prefer it. They enjoy it. And I think you're among them. Yeah. Drinking at home alone comes off a little differently than drinking at a bar alone. But this is something, look, it's a favorite pastime. It's how people meet other people. You go, you sit down

after work, you have a drink, you have a pint, you could say in the UK, but robes. This really got

people's attention, started making headlines. There's a bar in the UK. Manchester, do I have

it right in particular, that has a rule. No solo drinkers after a certain time. Yes. So the funny thing is this has been the rule at this bar. It's called, it's a pub.

It's called the alibi since it opened in 2022. And it wasn't a big deal until the owner, I believe,

posted something about an unruly patron and had the sign. It was reminding folks, hey, here is the sign on the

bar. It reads, no single entry. After 9 p.m., alibi does not permit single entry. And that is when

the world chimed in. It became an international debate. Should a bar be allowed to discriminate against single

patrons? See, before we get into his reasons and the logic, tell me what was your reaction just on

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