Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Red/Yellow Coaster

 Get the red and your out
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They issue red/yellow cards in soccer I think the very same principle can be incorporated into many aspects of every day life.

Here's one example to save the barworker the hassle of having to explain why he/she is asking a patron to leave, or wanting a last drink when they're already intoxicated. Issue a yellow coaster/beermat with their drink which the doorman can clearly see and so can everyone else.Receive the red coaster and "that's your lot"!

I think this is in the right place.

—skinflaps, Sep 30 2002

(?) Red & Yellow Coaster Parts http://www.coasterw...m/BMTrack1_JPG.html
[Amos Kito, Sep 30 2002, last modified Oct 05 2004]

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       Yellow croissant!
—thumbwax, Sep 30 2002
   

       [Amos Kito] your link has me a tad confused or am i missing the point here? or should i say thrown off a twisty track.
—skinflaps, Oct 01 2002
   

       I imagine that most drunken barflys would accept a card system better than a word from the landlord. Everyone knows that refs don't change their mind.
—wagster, Mar 08 2005
   


 

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