Signs of our times May 3

Before you go in to pay, preferably by card, at the servo. When the lockdown first started I paid with a $50 note (cash was allowed) and the attendant scowled at me and put on latex rubber gloves to take the note.

[Jennifer Eurell]

Out IGA in Mapleton is looking the same. They have sanitiser -and wometimes trolley wips - at the front door, and were very quick to put screen between checkout operators and customers. At first they tried 'card only' but I think they will take cash now as well. I do think cards are a better way to go at the moment.

[Diana]

Great shot of the new times. Here there is someone at every door that sprays your hands. Not only as you enter, but also as you leave

[haskar]

With us, even at the market, most sellers already have mobile terminals. A lot of people give up buying when they can't pay by card.

[Casablanca]

Most shops are still closed but only Marks & Spencer foods say they will take cash that I have seen so far. Cards preferred or the only thing accepted here. Glad I recently got a contactless symbol put on my card now!!

[Denise Wood]

These bottles are everywhere now!

[Babs]

I was sanitized seven times yesterday on one shopping trip. Twice in the chemist because I had to put my script in and then go back to collect it.

[Merrelyn]

I keep a small bottle in my handbag and another in my car.

[marlboromaam (Mags)]

Nice! You inspired me to shoot some signs around here today.

[FBailey]

This looks very well organised. I was quite shocked today to visit a supermarket to find people milling around all over the place, felt quite unsafe

[Jane Pittenger]

Times have sure changed