I’d be worried after what I’ve had tenants do .
she's overdressed and he's underdressed 
He can put in even less effort now he’s got the ring on her finger and a claim on all her cash! He’s quids in and doesn’t even have to try anymore
No doubt he would hire a manager and then SK would be the door greeter and bore his patron's with mind numbing small talk. Then he would proceed to swan around the restaurant and talk to all the seated guests to enquire about their meals whilst ensuring that everyone knows he owns the place. Joking aside, they should stick to buying real estate . The restaurant business is not for the lazy or faint of heart.Does he actually know anything about running a pub??? Has he ever worked in one for instance, (worked...ha!!!)? Or would he employ a manager and just see himself swanning around acting the part of 'mine host'? I can just see him boring the pants of his customers with his endless. mindless drivel.
Exactly this. Some people run pubs and live in them, living off the profits (which isn’t much in the grand scheme of things), the wife will be head waitress and barmaid, husband the main cook and local teenagers working as waitresses for minimum wage.
. It’s an open secret the Bamfords fiddle tax and were name dropped in an offshore tax evasion scandal. She hasn’t opened a pub for the fun of running it or for profit, she’s opened pubs as the bigger her portfolio is, the bigger her satisfaction is when it comes to her reputation and power.
Yes! Plum is someone Josie and Lydia probably aspire to be .Don't know if this has been shared yet, but did anyone see this Tattler article? It was served to me on FB, but I couldn't help but think of J&C - especially the line: "But over the past few years, led by the original Chipping Norton set, an ever-increasing flow of high-profile, moneyed exiles from London, New York and Paris have descended on the area."
As Plum Sykes’ new novel sets tongues wagging, she exposes the trials and tribulations of the super-rich country set in Tatler
Forget the husbands: it’s the wives, girlfriends and a pack of dizzyingly rich glamazons who are waging the war of social supremacy in the Cotswolds. In the June 2024 issue, Tatler unveils everything you need to know about the different tribeswww.tatler.com
Ermmm........ do women normally dress like JoHo, (pictured), to go out for dinner in the Cotswobbles???wow her hair looks extra grey there....she really needs a new haircolor...
We are heading there* for a week shortly and if the answer is 'yes' I may have to rethink my packing!
Have a lovely time !. Let us know if you spot them .Ermmm........ do women normally dress like JoHo, (pictured), to go out for dinner in the Cotswobbles???
*'There' being a pretty 3 bed, spacious cottage with large garden on the outskirts of Burford with all mod cons, (but no Aga, thank goodness). Airbnb and 1/3 of the price of the Strawrots
Perhaps Teefers said he could pick his own outfit and like all kids, he chose something inappropriate.
This is brilliant thanks for sharing!Don't know if this has been shared yet, but did anyone see this Tattler article? It was served to me on FB, but I couldn't help but think of J&C - especially the line: "But over the past few years, led by the original Chipping Norton set, an ever-increasing flow of high-profile, moneyed exiles from London, New York and Paris have descended on the area."
As Plum Sykes’ new novel sets tongues wagging, she exposes the trials and tribulations of the super-rich country set in Tatler
Forget the husbands: it’s the wives, girlfriends and a pack of dizzyingly rich glamazons who are waging the war of social supremacy in the Cotswolds. In the June 2024 issue, Tatler unveils everything you need to know about the different tribes
It is common in men that do manual jobs and professional footballers ( no idea how Charlie has one bloke doesn't lift a finger ).
