I had to queue to get in to the store because at the time social distancing rules meant only so many people were allowed to shop at any given time. Once the Covid marshal granted me entry I washed my hands as required with anti bacteria hand wash and put on my disposable gloves. I then proceeded to carefully navigate the store ensuring I avoided sharing an aisle with any other shoppers to avoid attracting the attention of one of the many Covid marshals positioned around the store ensuring shoppers were adhering to Covid policy. While shopping the tannoy system repeatedly reminded me that I must remain masked and to keep social distance from other shoppers. I walked over to the Pizza aisle to grab a Pizza, but most were sold out. A few remained though, however they were all NHS themed pizzas to support "our NHS". Then the tannoy system announced to customers that the weekly scheduled national NHS clap was about to begin and that shoppers were encourage to take part. I completely forgot about this... I'm holding a basket in one hand and 2L bottle of Pepsi in the other. Do I put down my items and wait for the national clap to begin or should I just continue shopping as if it's not happening? No, what am I thinking, not clapping is not an option. I put down my items and wait for the clapping to begin. Then we all clapped before proceeding with our shopping.
Good times.