So the cigarettes etc in the supermarkets are to be kept below the counter, when there are
aisles full of alcohol that the youngsters can browse at their leisure. A bit of a double standard there?
Maybe the alcohol could be kept under the counter as well. (need to be a helluva big counter)
In fact, to protect the innocent children, and considering the current obsesion with obesity, why does the government not just pass legislation on food as well.
Then the supermarkets could just have one
HOOROFA big counter and we could just go in with a list and ask the staff to take the required items out from below it. (if we're allowed to buy them)
Nanny state?
