Tesco's won't serve you in your pyjamas

chocsessential

I hope this doesn't happen; the BNP will be in their element.

Brokeclo

Have seen loads of women in pj's in my local Tesco, complete with a head full of those big rollers too. Do they think it looks good?

worried_jim

emma-uk wrote: »

It was "fags" she was buying as quoted by her good self, not milk!!!!

I laughed when she said that if she was going to buy proper food she would have got dressed. Waynetta, I am smokin' a faggg !:rotfl:

emma-uk

worried_jim wrote: »

I laughed when she said that if she was going to buy proper food she would have got dressed. Waynetta, I am smokin' a faggg !:rotfl:

I just deleted my post, did not mean too, only wanted to edit!! One eye on here and another on Dancing on Ice!! I wanted to add that!!

geordie_joe

worried_jim wrote: »

I laughed when she said that if she was going to buy proper food she would have got dressed.

She didn't say that!

What she said was she had only popped in to buy cigarettes, but if she was going in to do a full, proper shop, she would have got dressed.

In other words, she was just going to the cigarette counter, which is usually just inside the door, but if she'd been going right into the shop and wandering around the aisles for a length of time then she would have got dressed.

wigglebeena

ian_duncan_smith wrote: »

I've been told by someone "in the know" that Tesco are doing this for a logical and perfectly good reason. They are laying the ground to introduce a ban on veils and headscarves. By banning other items of clothing that are not race or faith specific they can then have defence against a charge of racial or religous intollerance, both in the press and in court. My friend was saying that if they do this he will use managers discretion to introduce a ban on Jewish type clothing in his store as it's frequented by lots of Orthodox Jews. Of course because it won't be a ban Jews as such he'll be able to get away with it just the same as not banning Muslims but just the clothes they wear. I look forward to seeing how it pans out.

Very hard to believe. Surely a store manager should only worship the godalmighty dollar, at least on duty: such a ban would be sacrilegious against the religion of capitalism.

shadyv

Can't really see how difficult it is to put a coat on over your nightwear and slip on a pair of shoes!

geordie_joe

shadyv wrote: »

Can't really see how difficult it is to put a coat on over your nightwear and slip on a pair of shoes!

It is not difficult, but I think you (and some others in here) are missing the point.

She didn't go to tesco in her pyjamas because she is too lazy to get dressed, she went in them because she wanted to.

geordie_joe

wigglebeena wrote: »

Very hard to believe. Surely a store manager should only worship the godalmighty dollar, at least on duty: such a ban would be sacrilegious against the religion of capitalism.

I agree, it is very hard to believe, but if it is true then Tesco will have a very good business reason for doing it. And they will make more money if they do do it.

I don't like Tesco, but I have to admit that when it comes to selling millions of people tons of crap they didn't even want then nobody is as good at it as good as Tesco.

Perhaps, while spying on it's customers, Tesco have found that every time someone in a veil walks into one of their stores 4 other people dump their trolley and walk out. So they will make more money if the keep the veil out and those 4 customer in.

ses6jwg

It's a private company they can do whatever the hell they want.

Put some clothes on you lazy muppets.