Mystery Shopping Thread 21 *PLEASE READ THE OP FIRST**PLEASE NO CLIENT NAMES OR FEES*

cheekychipmunk

kst101 wrote: »

How many York people are there on here?:rotfl:

Off to posh supermarket in a minute

I'd better ring my hubby and warn him - he's one of the managers there

only kidding of course (about telling him, not the manager bit

serendipity2706

N.I.M wrote: »

Superman, really, thats your best comeback. Lets take off the diaper and start acting like a grownup Jimmy ok?

Sigh, Having spent the day with a load of 14 year old boys, I was hoping for a bit of sanity when I got home...

samtastic7

cheekychipmunk wrote: »

I'd better ring my hubby and warn him - he's one of the managers there

only kidding of course (about telling him, not the manager bit

What does your hubby work at burger in York?

cheekychipmunk

kst101 wrote: »

How many York people are there on here?:rotfl:

Off to posh supermarket in a minute

cheekychipmunk wrote: »

I'd better ring my hubby and warn him - he's one of the managers there

only kidding of course (about telling him, not the manager bit

I think this should serve as a warning to remember not to give away too many details about who is doing what shop and when! I would never dream of sharing this sort of information with anyone that I knew would benefit, but others may not be so honest.

Also, the MS companies scan these forums. If you are mentioning when you are doing a specific shop in a specific location, they can easily identify you and sack you for breach of confidentiality!

whitelabel

samtastic7 wrote: »

What does your hubby work at burger in York?

I read it as worked at posh shop not burger

samtastic7

whitelabel wrote: »

I read it as worked at posh shop not burger

Think your right! It's been a long day. An not sure what store that us never done one

marvellousaunt

Back from trailers! An overzealous cinema employee says to me mid-check, 'Can I ask what you're writing down?' - my first thought was 'Get the hell out of my way, I'm going to miss what this advert is for', my second thought was 'Yes, you can ask, what I'm planning to do is write down the entire script to this film and then share it online, I think there'd be a market for it' ... but instead I smiled nicely and flashed the nice letter.

Is 'writing' illegal in cinemas now?!

They were very nice and accommodating other than that, although I think the manager was scared of me

jen_br

marvellousaunt wrote: »

Back from trailers! An overzealous cinema employee says to me mid-check, 'Can I ask what you're writing down?' - my first thought was 'Get the hell out of my way, I'm going to miss what this advert is for', my second thought was 'Yes, you can ask, what I'm planning to do is write down the entire script to this film and then share it online, I think there'd be a market for it' ... but instead I smiled nicely and flashed the nice letter.

Is 'writing' illegal in cinemas now?!

They were very nice and accommodating other than that, although I think the manager was scared of me

I love these my local cinema gives me free popcorn and drink. He also gives me a list of the adverts etc (as they print them out anyway) and I just sit and reconfirm its great!

DPJames

Aunty, you did introduce yourself to the manager first didn't you?

I got offered sweets and a drink last time.

marvellousaunt

jen_br wrote: »

I love these my local cinema gives me free popcorn and drink. He also gives me a list of the adverts etc (as they print them out anyway) and I just sit and reconfirm its great!

Jealous! I'll have to make a beeline for doing these more often and bat my eyelashes, I want some free stuff

DPJames wrote: »

Aunty, you did introduce yourself to the manager first didn't you?

Yes, that's why I was a bit miffed - poor communication eh. It's a fair question but it wasn't like I was recording things on my phone and she was in.my.way.