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queen_of_cheap wrote: »

We watched as an SA tried to help someone load a 50inch tv into the trolley earlier, only for her to end up dropping it :eek::eek:

:eek::eek: Bet she was so :o

emerald21

mrsmac10 wrote: »

My Sada has them in the sweet aisle and are priced £1.25 I think the other stores are more expensive

They are £1.50 and 2 for £2.50 in Tesco. Haven t see a any of those Tuscan beans yet. I managed 6 of the Badoit red bottles of water in Sainsburys and 3 left. Not having any more until Dec 8 th apparently.

Mrs_stinkface

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Talk about keeping your head below the parapet. I've just gone and had my shopping stolen in A:eek:

And it was my fault:o

Went to pick up my CC order ....input my details and got my order slip. And as if life isn't busy enough, I couldn't just sit for the 10 minutes it would take until my order arrived, I had to buzz off to check the price of something....as you do.

I wasn't away for more than a couple of minutes. Sat down on the green chair and waited. The young SA who I recognised from a previous order then came up to me and asked if I had a second order. It turns out he gave my shopping to someone else.....obviously without checking their details or asking for the numbered slip. He was gutted and I felt so guilty. He hadn't a clue what to do and he couldn't find a supervisor. After having half the staff fussing around me, including the store manager:o they got my shopping back together and put it through as a "training" shop. This meant my original APG has come through as expected.

I must stop rushing around:mad:

I hope they check the CCTV. The young lad was incredulous.

They nerve! :eek:
Poor lad must have been bricking it though bless him.

underperky wrote: »

I am surprised this hasn't happened to me before now

You feel sorry for the lad though

I overheard in sada this morning that a young lad had managed to

Wipe out a full display unit of Smirnoff and the sa that was telling the

other sales assistant thought the lad was going to lose his job over it

Bless him accidents happen

Gawd, I would have been sobbing my heart out if I had knock a load of vodka on the floor :eek:
My 1st though would prob be "where's the nearest straw"

Poor lad :eek:

Edit- just remember I can't drink now anyway lol

Munqui

underperky wrote: »

Am afraid it states you will be charged the price the beef is that day

But I don't know whether the beef will be same or not

hth

viv0147 you could ring the collection store or head office to check when the offer ends, they might be able to tell you ?

locarr

Mrs_stinkface

EMMAP wrote: »

I just had the worst dim sum from the local takeout place. Threw it away after a few bites. Was my Saturday treat

I hate wasting money on food!

Gutted! is it not worth a phone call?

bubbs wrote: »

Just emptied and counted my sealed pot £355:j:j:T:T

Wahey, well done bubbs :j

David.

fairclaire wrote: »

Who needs friends?...........:eek:
Am getting sweaty palms now. They will be here around 5pm _pale_ DD has suggested watching out the window when they arrive so I can get the look of horror out of the way before anyone sees it because that's her plan :rotfl::rotfl:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jK-NcRmVcw

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Perhaps a nice family video would be a good way of remembering this special occasion

First of many

David.

EMMAP wrote: »

Oh TM!

It's quite sad to think how desperate you'd have to be to steal someone's shopping I hope they find the person who did it.

Probably opportunist
I wombled a trolley load of strange shopping

David.

davemorton wrote: »

Desperate or greedy and opportunist. There are a lot of people out there that have more than some, but still steal from others.

Stubby