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

N.I.M

HelionResearch wrote: »

*oops* bear with me... Embarrassing!

Sorry Raya, your spelling was correct. I just liked the unintended reference but I am VERY easily amused.

Siouxsie32

Actually, I was quite amused by that too What a simple bunch we are!

N.I.M

susie-sue wrote: »

Actually, I was quite amused by that too What a simple bunch we are!

Yey I'm not a total freak :j:j:j

Lil_Me_2

HelionResearch wrote: »

;-) me too!!! But then I googled the spelling anyway because it is something that I have always wondered about... and I actually found online it should be "bear!!!!" ... my fault for not consulting a proper dictionary!

I've never known either, so I always end up changing my sentence to not include it lol.

Boredupnorth

N.I.M wrote: »

I'm one of those, see an improbable goal and go for it kinda guys. I actually need to update my signiture on that. The wife and I cleared in excess of £100 a day in october and £70 odd in november, the target being £101ish. November slipped due to work needing to be done to the car and paying for insurance too (£900, its a relatively new 4x4 and I'm a male just turned 25) but december is looking ok so far.

My 18yr old is an lgv class 1 driver and he drives a 10yr old 1.0ltr Peugeot. His insurance this year was just short of £4000 unbelievable amount of money for insurance if you ask me. I have 3 classic cars ans 3 classic lamberettas all of which are worth a small fortune. The insurance on the lot is £150 a year!

Siouxsie32

Boredupnorth wrote: »

My 18yr old is an lgv class 1 driver and he drives a 10yr old 1.0ltr Peugeot. His insurance this year was just short of £4000 unbelievable amount of money for insurance if you ask me. I have 3 classic cars ans 3 classic lamberettas all of which are worth a small fortune. The insurance on the lot is £150 a year!

Ah, the joys of being older

N.I.M

Boredupnorth wrote: »

I have 3 classic cars ans 3 classic lamberettas all of which are worth a small fortune. The insurance on the lot is £150 a year!

I'm not jealous...honest.

Boredupnorth

susie-sue wrote: »

Ah, the joys of being older

He is a safer driver than I am though as I never got past the boy racer phase and he has not reached it yet

marvellousaunt

burnoutbabe wrote: »

definately a carry out (doesn't say express) and you have to buy a BIG meal.

says 2 times on paperwork about loos and lots of questions about it. Definately new since last time.

Managed to check the loos before doing the queueing, just feels cheeky to do it that way round, as they don't know you are not just going to go to the loo and then leave.

Mad - is it one of the bucket ones then? I've never done those. I often pop into a gapburger just for the loo, don't worry!

I got my pills and potions shop approved, not even deducted for a proof read as I forgot to take the photo! I uploaded two copies of the receipt and popped back the next day to do the photo... phew.

Thank GOODNESS have no shops today... am treating me and OH to a Nando's and the cinema tonight, hoorah!

sparklysaver

I've never done the carry-out ones either, just the express, but I usually go to the loo first whatever fast-food job I'm on and no-one's ever looked twice at me for it. I'm sure they get it all the time. Have seen signs in a couple of city centre ones about the toilets being customer only but even then no-one's stopped me going in.

I'm never doing a chicken one again though. Done 3 this month but there are so many timings, all the sites were grotty and the staff were surly and/or incompetent so the reports took ages, and I don't even like the food. Not worth it! Far prefer the gapburger ones for the same money.

No shops for me today either, got a couple on Friday but then that's it. Might do a couple more gapburgers if they get desperate enough but am signing up for some more companies this week and hoping to do more in the new year.