Ed, I agree, it’s the setup.
The location used to be council run community centre/ small local leisure centre and the jabs were in the huge indoor gym/sports hall. A long way for broken people to go across. I explained to the person that showed me to a chair that it would ruin me to go all the way so they got me an ancient wheel chair with shopping trolley type wheels to move across the hall as I was moved up the waiting ranks. No chairs for outside use though. Again I understand, just not ideal.
The staff I spoke to were great, especially when I explained the problems I have with unfamiliar places (autism related).
Everything was quickly wiped down after someone touched anything, staff using sanitiser often and all wearing masks and keeping distance apart from when vital to get up close. I did have a minor problem when trying to get in, the young lad (early 20’s at a guess) on the door insisted I take my nitrile gloves off and sanitise my hands. I explained why I was wearing gloves but he still insisted. Luckily there was an army medic within earshot and when I explained to him why I was wearing the gloves he informed the lad that some people (like me) get bad reactions to certain stuff and to check with him in future before being an arse. The medic even offered me some spare gloves in case I needed them.
