Pretty standard piece of health & safety kit when working in many areas.
If people wear hair nets in their ‘top of the head hair’ then why would you be surprised at a beard net?
Anyone preparing food without one should be the one you’ve a concern about.
Colin
I’m staggered most people don’t know this. Its common place in all food prep areas.
Drogg
I used to have to wear one in a factory I used to work in. Hated it.
John Cassidy
Shave your stupid beard off then. Beards just make people look 10 years older and like a hipster. Nobody in their right mind would want either of these.
Murtles
Used to prevent hipsters short and curlies falling into your grilled chicken sammich for lunch. Nothing worse that cruching down on a gingers* chin hair at lunchtime.
* Cause lets face it, it always seems to be the souless in the food prep industry who insist they must have facial hair. Even the women.
Parky Mark
So it’s only hipsters who need to wear them? People with beards who aren’t hipsters don’t need to?
St. John Smythe
exactly, the necessity to wear them is gauged by measurement of trouser width
The People's Hero
People with beards who are not hipsters tend not to work in hipster eateries therefore they’ve nothing to worry about…..
BobbyJ
Was asked if wearing one would be a problem when offered a PT deli job way back in 2005 (student days) in a UK supermarket chain. They ain’t new
Beards were great back when the gays had them because they were well clipped but now every lazy slob thinks they have an excuse not to bother shaving. They look really unhygienic and shouldn’t be let near a food counter in the first place.
Nof
The bigger story here is that theres a creep going around taking photos of people without their knowledge and then posting them on the interweb…shame on broadsheet for normalising this type of invasion of privacy
Tiddle McGee
The guy is apparently in a business that’s open to the public, so what make you believe that anyone’s privacy is being infringed?
Nof
You are right. See you at work tomorrow…i’ll be the one with the camera ;)
Beard cage or beard on a wire. Take your pick.
I have tried, in my way, to be free.
Can not fathom an explanation on this one.
Seems pretty obvious that it’s to stop beard hair falling into customer’s food.
Sarcasm big man!
I need some kind of net over my head.
I’ve seen them in London.
Think I’ve seen one in Eddie Rockets before.
Pretty standard piece of health & safety kit when working in many areas.
If people wear hair nets in their ‘top of the head hair’ then why would you be surprised at a beard net?
Anyone preparing food without one should be the one you’ve a concern about.
I’m staggered most people don’t know this. Its common place in all food prep areas.
I used to have to wear one in a factory I used to work in. Hated it.
Shave your stupid beard off then. Beards just make people look 10 years older and like a hipster. Nobody in their right mind would want either of these.
Used to prevent hipsters short and curlies falling into your grilled chicken sammich for lunch. Nothing worse that cruching down on a gingers* chin hair at lunchtime.
* Cause lets face it, it always seems to be the souless in the food prep industry who insist they must have facial hair. Even the women.
So it’s only hipsters who need to wear them? People with beards who aren’t hipsters don’t need to?
exactly, the necessity to wear them is gauged by measurement of trouser width
People with beards who are not hipsters tend not to work in hipster eateries therefore they’ve nothing to worry about…..
Was asked if wearing one would be a problem when offered a PT deli job way back in 2005 (student days) in a UK supermarket chain. They ain’t new
did you wear it?
http://i752.photobucket.com/albums/xx168/jasper999/jasper999173/lord_melchett_s51_zpsfb2b644f.jpg
Beards were great back when the gays had them because they were well clipped but now every lazy slob thinks they have an excuse not to bother shaving. They look really unhygienic and shouldn’t be let near a food counter in the first place.
The bigger story here is that theres a creep going around taking photos of people without their knowledge and then posting them on the interweb…shame on broadsheet for normalising this type of invasion of privacy
The guy is apparently in a business that’s open to the public, so what make you believe that anyone’s privacy is being infringed?
You are right. See you at work tomorrow…i’ll be the one with the camera ;)