Pool Room Violates Corona Social Rules

[8cree]

https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/co...rged-with-violating-coronavirus-lockdown.html


Actually a pretty boring article.

 

[fab944]

i'm not surprised. i was there a few weeks ago. nice place. some interesting tables to shoot on. most of them are well kept up.

the funny thing is, we got there right as the place opened. the owner has us sign in and then says "i'll be back in about an hour or so...gotta go to trenton (i think) to pick up some parts". he just left the 4 of us, and another 3 guys there to ourselves! a little unusual, really.

 

[Cron]

Well, he did warn the public sort of. Right on the man's website it says....

"Rack & Roll Billiard Hall and Museum Breaks all the Rules!"

https://rackandrollbilliards.wixsite.com/site#comp-ilqtx1yx

It's even "BYOB"

 

[iusedtoberich]

The article quotes the owner as saying he wasn’t open for business.

So if he was legitimately hitting balls with a buddy, not open to the public, and not charging the buddy, was he really breaking any recent policies? Would that be the same as inviting a buddy to your living room for a game of 9 ball?

 

[Dead Money]

The article quotes the owner as saying he wasn’t open for business.

So if he was legitimately hitting balls with a buddy, not open to the public, and not charging the buddy, was he really breaking any recent policies? Would that be the same as inviting a buddy to your living room for a game of 9 ball?

Fair questions for sure.

 

[ChrisinNC]

https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/co...rged-with-violating-coronavirus-lockdown.html


Actually a pretty boring article.

Sounds a little extreme to me. Our pool room and grill is currently closed and we close down for takeout orders at 8 PM. After we close, if I choose to play pool by myself or with another player, what’s the big deal? It’s no different than two people choosing to play pool on their home table.

 

[garczar]

Sounds like a Seinfeld episode, " No pool for you". Pool-nazi.