Bruno Wahrmann Lockhart
Digital Media Expert. Journalist. Former TV host. University of San Diego Alumni. 6′ 4″ but my mom still calls me 'tiny'+ info
Thousands of people retweeted a post where it showed a French coffee place in Paris, the country’s capital, where teddy bears are used to enforce social distancing. People are already getting used to the new pandemic "normal" life and apparently, it involves weird and funny (or sad) measures for eating outside. Would you go there? Check them out!
In America:
This looks like the most efficient way, right? Plus, you get some privacy.
In Chicago, a buffalo wings restaurant established nylons to separate consumers (which we have no idea how someone would pay to eat like that)
Europe:
This one from Paris, France, made the headlines all around the world (people love teddy bears):
In the Netherlands, they like to make things pretty:
Apparently, people in Germany like hats:
In Burger King, they established a super sized crown while in Cafe & Konditorei Rothe in Germany, near Hamburg, has established special "helmets" for practicing social distancing.