Supermarket worker on 'warzone' where shoppers 'lick banknotes then hand them over'
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dailystar.co.ukCovid. Union bosses are reporting some shoppers have thrown money at workers and threatened to cough on them, writes The Mirror.
Harold said: "The supermarket is like a warzone."There's always this fear on checkouts of what the next customer might bring."Most people apologise when I mention (about social distancing) and move back when asked."But there are those who aren't interested and insist the virus doesn't exist.
They say it's all a lie."Harold, a former medic, served in a field hospital in the Gulf War, said some customers have been abusive when asked to comply with the rules.He said: "I had a customer insist that the two-metre rule is actually a one-metre rule."He claims the shopper then swore at him and told him to "check his facts.
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