You would think they would be careful after the horses.



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honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
You would think they would be careful after the horses.



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Tesco are killing themselves, shops are messy, nothing in stock, horrible work place and expensive.

Hope they fold like a origami.

andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
You would think they would be careful after the horses.



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Tesco are killing themselves, shops are messy, nothing in stock, horrible work place and expensive.

Hope they fold like a origami.


I cant go into Tesco without flying into a silent rage over something or other. I particularly hate the way they deliberately move stuff and keep the signs the same, and the way they employ idiots who have never heard of yeast!

Our local one closed down and though scheduled to reopen, as yet hasn't. I hated it but went there for staples - milk, bread, eggs - cheaper than elsewhere.

honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
You would think they would be careful after the horses.



www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2771264...-contained-lamb.html

Tesco are killing themselves, shops are messy, nothing in stock, horrible work place and expensive.

Hope they fold like a origami.


I cant go into Tesco without flying into a silent rage over something or other. I particularly hate the way they deliberately move stuff and keep the signs the same, and the way they employ idiots who have never heard of yeast!

I worked in Tesco years ago leaving was the best thing I did, bosses are horrible, they like to employ younger people as they love to mould you so you can be cunt like the bosses.

The signs are easy to ignore when shopping just say this in your in your head 'I know what I need to get in here and get out'.

Asda in another shit company to work for due the stores being massive and you expected to memorise all in a day. I worked there for nearly 2 years and only 3 days a week, I still didn't know where everything was and stuff kept moving. The Rollback promo is utter bollocks, the prices are not actually down but up.

andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
You would think they would be careful after the horses.



www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2771264...-contained-lamb.html

Tesco are killing themselves, shops are messy, nothing in stock, horrible work place and expensive.

Hope they fold like a origami.


I cant go into Tesco without flying into a silent rage over something or other. I particularly hate the way they deliberately move stuff and keep the signs the same, and the way they employ idiots who have never heard of yeast!

I worked in Tesco years ago leaving was the best thing I did, bosses are horrible, they like to employ younger people as they love to mould you so you can be cunt like the bosses.

The signs are easy to ignore when shopping just say this in your in your head 'I know what I need to get in here and get out'.

Asda in another shit company to work for due the stores being massive and you expected to memorise all in a day. I worked there for nearly 2 years and only 3 days a week, I still didn't know where everything was and stuff kept moving. The Rollback promo is utter bollocks, the prices are not actually down but up.

Down from the ludicrously inflated price they put it up to for five minutes.

I literally only look at the reduced meat and get soya milk, fruit juice and sometimes cheap pasta,but nothing is in the same place twice.
The cafe in ours is quite nice, and it overlooks the canal so I usually go and have a coke to recover from the ordeal of queuing.
I got some cheap British Veal for the dogs last night. I would have been fuming if I had paid more than fifty pence for it because it was the toughest most tasteless stuff ever. (probably donkey)

Just back from their superstore at Westwood Cross.
Prefer Asda,but it does have lots of choice,even if prices can be a little up on elsewhere.

Pattaya wrote:
Just back from their superstore at Westwood Cross.
Prefer Asda,but it does have lots of choice,even if prices can be a little up on elsewhere.

Did you pop in to the Harvester before hand ?

honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
andrew wrote:
honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
You would think they would be careful after the horses.



www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2771264...-contained-lamb.html

Tesco are killing themselves, shops are messy, nothing in stock, horrible work place and expensive.

Hope they fold like a origami.


I cant go into Tesco without flying into a silent rage over something or other. I particularly hate the way they deliberately move stuff and keep the signs the same, and the way they employ idiots who have never heard of yeast!

I worked in Tesco years ago leaving was the best thing I did, bosses are horrible, they like to employ younger people as they love to mould you so you can be cunt like the bosses.

The signs are easy to ignore when shopping just say this in your in your head 'I know what I need to get in here and get out'.

Asda in another shit company to work for due the stores being massive and you expected to memorise all in a day. I worked there for nearly 2 years and only 3 days a week, I still didn't know where everything was and stuff kept moving. The Rollback promo is utter bollocks, the prices are not actually down but up.

Down from the ludicrously inflated price they put it up to for five minutes.

I literally only look at the reduced meat and get soya milk, fruit juice and sometimes cheap pasta,but nothing is in the same place twice.
The cafe in ours is quite nice, and it overlooks the canal so I usually go and have a coke to recover from the ordeal of queuing.
I got some cheap British Veal for the dogs last night. I would have been fuming if I had paid more than fifty pence for it because it was the toughest most tasteless stuff ever. (probably donkey)

It's not the queuing I don't mind. It's people who know idea how to walk straight in the aisles and hog the freezer cabinets.

I do find find waving your middle behind the customers back is good for stress.

andrew wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
Just back from their superstore at Westwood Cross.
Prefer Asda,but it does have lots of choice,even if prices can be a little up on elsewhere.

Did you pop in to the Harvester before hand ?

Never liked the place.

Pattaya wrote:
andrew wrote:
Pattaya wrote:
Just back from their superstore at Westwood Cross.
Prefer Asda,but it does have lots of choice,even if prices can be a little up on elsewhere.

Did you pop in to the Harvester before hand ?

Never liked the place.

I go in there to take a few bread rolls.