WENDELL HUSSEY | Cadet | CONTACT
A local pub employee has given this damn virus a bloody spray over the weekend after it caused a nightmare at his RSL.
The casually employed young man who seems to get lumped with the COVIDsafe Marshal vest far more than seems fair, explained that he was fuming at the Corona on Saturday after a large group of property owners turned up out the front.
“I knew straight away what I was in for,” sighed Cameron Williams to The Advocate this morning.
“The gaggle of sexagenarians were immediately spooked by the QR code at the front door.”
In line with other venues around the nation, the Betoota Heights RSL have installed QR codes at their entry to help streamline the process of collecting people’s details.
However, it did anything but that on Saturday with the over 60s all struggling to do much other than take a photo of the code, their faces, their thumbs, or anything in the nearby vicinity.
“For a generation who claims to have gotten what they’ve gotten on the back of hard work and innovation, I fail to see how it’s so fucking hard to follow the prompts from the QR code,” sighed Williams.
“I explained to the first bloke how to do it, loud enough for the rest of them to hear, but they were too busying gossiping about Bridge or someone’s grandaughter’s boyfriend or some shit, and I had to repeat the process over and over again.”
“It took me nearly half an hour to get them through the door.”
His comments come after a report revealed that over 50% of the space on boomers phones are now occupied by random QR codes.
