Extremely Lovely Individuals Talking Excessively

MKS

zippydooda wrote: »

her heart is still with us, that's why she pokes her head in now and again. she just needs guidance at the right time.

Strut your stuff then, zippy. Start working on her. The Elite is not complete without her input.:)

midwinter

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I love my allotment frequent. It's my little piece of paradise:)

"In my garden I can find,
Relaxation, peace of mind "

Night all, work tomorrow!

aau1

Night everyone :wave:

I've got to go into work tomorrow.

Its the price i pay for taking off time mid-week though so i can't complain too much

zippydooda

aau1 wrote: »

Do you mean "lose"?

no I don't, you of all peeps should know that would be a double negative. which would be a positive.

MKS

frequent wrote: »

Not sure what qualifies, I drink a few beers daily. Said jokingly.

Brewing my own has always appealed.Cheapskate

I'm looking into an allotment Got told that have got one today :eek::eek::eek::eek:

As for work, I take it as and when, it goes with the trade. Painting or driving?

All ok here if you ignore everything :rotfl: Good.:beer:

Hope all is ok with you and yours.

Yes, thanks. Just waiting for the new addition.

Savvybuyer

aau1 wrote: »

The pizzas come back as n/a in Morries

That could be because

• Ts no longer seem to think the pizzas are comparable,
• their instore checkers didn't scan it on their most recent visit,
• Morries don't sell that pizza anymore

The price displayed under T on the PP is still the full, non-meal deal price. A proper fix would involve sorting that out so that pizzas cost £2 each on the comparison and sides £1 each (as an example)

The glitch was that the meal deal price is not taken into account so in that respect pizzas and curries are both still technically glitching, there just isn't a return on the pizzas at the moment because no-one else is cheaper.

It might work again after the next Morries price collection is done...

I'm just reading Aau1's posts as they are very interesting and he seems to know a lot;).

This (when it compared to M's price) wasn't a glitch. It was the proper operation of the T&Cs:

"What are the restrictions?
15. It is important to us to ensure that the price comparisons we make are fair. As a result, price comparisons ... are based on what the customer actually buys ... . This includes price cuts and most promotions. For example:

• Half price and buy-one-get-one-free promotions whether at T esco or at a competitor are included as they allow fair comparisons to be made.

However, some promotions are excluded because they do not allow fair comparisons to be made. For example:

• Linksave (e.g. meal deals or “buy cheese and get the crackers free”), category-wide (e.g. “buy 6 bottles of wine and get 5% off”), and multiple offers on the same range (e.g. “buy 2 for £3 or buy 5 for £6”) are excluded because they do not allow fair comparisons to be made irrespective of which retailer is running the promotion."

https://www.tescopricepromise.com/TermsConditions


I like it when they excluded their own promotion but not the price of the competitor!:D


It's the same situation where T compares to cheaper prices of own-brand products of competitors (that are within the 10% weight range) but without adjusting the competitor price upwards for weight when T's product is slightly larger. It does a straight price comparison as that's "fair" and 'doesn't favour any one retailer'. As that's T's view, continue to buy own-brand items that are larger in T (but where the competitor's product is lower in weight, but not by more than 10%, and lower in price than T) - but do not, of course, buy own brands in T where T is lower in weight/volume and compare those as the price match you'll get won't take account of the lower amount of the product that you're getting from T.

(Surely it does favour retailers? It favours T when their product is lower in weight, and favours the competitor when T is more in weight. However, T disagrees and I'm really not one to argue - if we buy slightly-higher weighted products in T that compare at straight lower price to elsewhere.)

MKS

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I might as well start crying happy tears now:rotfl:

Someone has to use all the Kimberley Clark vouchers for tissues.:D

xxx

MKS

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I love my allotment frequent. It's my little piece of paradise:)

Will be looking for advise.:D

MKS

fairclaire wrote: »

Me too :A

Quite an Elite club here, aren't we?

MKS

zippydooda wrote: »

I have been out. its been pouring down all day. so decided to take dw out for a meal at 5.30pm
then after a little persuasion (cant spell that) she took me straight out, as long as I came home early at 10pm. she picked me up.
love her to bits, just wish she would do the same at 12.30 pm.

Always want a bit more.:eek: