People’s minds blown over ‘new’ rule at UK bowling alleys – ‘get Martin Lewis involved’

A new bowling rule at UK alleys has left many scratching their heads, with some even calling for financial expert Martin Lewis to weigh in.

Comedian Tom Glover recently went viral after sharing his experience in a video, where he revealed a shocking discovery: bowling alleys no longer require customers to wear the signature bowling shoes.

Glover explained that when he visited a bowling alley for the first time in years, he was prepared to follow the old custom: removing his own shoes and replacing them with the standard-issue pair provided by the alley.

However, to his surprise, the staff informed him that wearing your own shoes was now allowed.

“Are we going to let them get away with this?” Glover quipped, expressing disbelief.

He recalled the long-held belief that wearing your own shoes on the alley was dangerous, with some even joking that doing so could cause your legs to snap off at the ankles.

For decades, bowling shoes were a societal norm, uniting all kinds of people under one rule: ‘you must wear these shoes.’

Glover humorously suggested that this might be a prank. His solution? Bring in Martin Lewis, the money-saving expert, to investigate how this sudden rule change might affect consumers’ pockets.

This lighthearted revelation has sparked a lively debate online, with many wondering if we’ve unknowingly been duped into always wearing the borrowed bowling shoes for decades.

Is this a genuine shift, or just the latest example of how quickly things are changing in the UK?