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Jeff Taylor |
Amazon is unionised in the US and in the UK.
www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/may/...ts-at-two-uk-sites#: |
hedda |
JK2006 wrote:
I now buy a lot of things online and often they are way better, more original and easier than to go to shops. My colourful shirts, for example. And trousers - finding sweat pants with zip pockets is impossible in shops (I once went to ten different sports shops before finding a pair). I'm a massive Amazon customer and 90% of the time they are fine.
I refuse to shop at Amazon until they are unionised.
One of the benefits of Oz is t-shirts..worn no matter what the occasion. so easy.even in winter. |
Green Man |
Honey wrote:
[quote]Wyot wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Honey wrote:
I do have a gut, also I need to see if they do up well if I want them buttoned up. Hence the gut.
So you have a gut in order to see if the shirts button up well on one GM? 
He can see his shirt buttons, but his flies are open. 
I am not the late great Tubs Honey. He used table clothes as a bib at times in restaurant's and in cafes. I do remember he undid his trousers at an all you can eat to make more for food . He forgot to do them up when he got up.
He didn't still care.
God, I do miss him |
Honey |
Wyot wrote:
[quote]Green Man wrote:
Honey wrote:
I do have a gut, also I need to see if they do up well if I want them buttoned up. Hence the gut.
So you have a gut in order to see if the shirts button up well on one GM? 
He can see his shirt buttons, but his flies are open. |
Wyot |
Green Man wrote:
[quote]Honey wrote:
I do have a gut, also I need to see if they do up well if I want them buttoned up. Hence the gut.
So you have a gut in order to see if the shirts button up well on one GM? |
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