Economic Living Is The Exercise

Anon

Sel for cheese (Mature and Lighter) still £2 in my store tonight.

No multi SEL for Müller with Offer hidden ... does this suggest the error in my store?

Hth

Anon

tweets

bubbs wrote: »

Still the same, tried to get in docs today but when i finally got through at 8.30 all todays appointments were gone:(
How are you?

I must have been lucky when I rang docs.

Can feel pain now and again but only 2 pills a day so long time in between. 1 in morning and next bedtime. Pain nothing like what it was.

Anon

henlans wrote: »

Looks like morrisons are looking to ditch the match and more. well that didnt last long lol

They have been challenged to prove the basis of the match by Adli with the ASA which upheld the complaint.

They will therefore have to be able to demonstrate their claims - also may need to refine the system used? They are also having a few issues with finances/reduced profits and are rebuilding their business model.

Haven't seen the news today.

Anon

SweetnSavvy

Udi's still working C&C today.:)

SnS

savvy_sal

Anon wrote: »

Sel for cheese (Mature and Lighter) still £2 in my store tonight.

No multi SEL for Müller with Offer hidden ... does this suggest the error in my store?

Hth

Anon

Mine were marked at 68p sel.No mention of 10 for £3 but went through till at £3 for ten.I had visions when I was scanning on self service till that I would end up paying £6.80 but multibuy came off at the end.

bubbs

henlans wrote: »

Looks like morrisons are looking to ditch the match and more. well that didnt last long lol

Where did you hear/read this? what about any vouchers you have saved up?

tweets wrote: »

I must have been lucky when I rang docs.

Can feel pain now and again but only 2 pills a day so long time in between. 1 in morning and next bedtime. Pain nothing like what it was.

Must have been lucky, glad your feeling better:T

karlie88

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

My niece in her first job did locum GP she earned £35 an hour, with weekly flights home. She now works in London, and has a great lifestyle on her income including several exotic holidays/trips per year.

My other niece is married to a doctor (just become a GP). He does not work an extra hour without getting paid. They live in a very large house, in a very nice area, several holidays per year, and both children attend private schools.

The government has been implementing fiscal cuts for year, they started on the little person.... and no one with the power and influence to stop this did a thing to help. Now the government has worked their way up the food chain.

They continue to cut the poorest people's income, I do not see people shouting about the ridiculously low living wage, cuts to housing benefits, and the cuts to the tax credit system.

A 15% cut for the members of my family who are doctors, means that they will not live such a luxurious lifestyle, but they can survive.

As Niemoller stated

'Then they came for me - and there was no one left to speak out for me.'

The reality is that the doctors did not speak out for others.... and now the people will not speak out for them. Sorry x

You're comparing apples with oranges.

A GP practice is a privatised business nowadays. They can earn £20-£300 per hour depending when and where they work.

I'm talking about hospital junior doctors; not GPs.

Off to watch the match now.

See yaz laterz.

:wave:

scamps1966

C'mon England. :j

Anon

Heads up RTC for C&C.

Fairy Ultra Power All in Ome Lemon 24pack. Rtc £5, £9 Av£4 S

Untested but scanned on MSM and A apps.

Hth

Anon

TrulyMadly

Evening paw sniffers:D

Oswald has found a girlfriend:D photos to follow.

Meanwhile, TM is delving into the first tesco box:T and it's going down a treat:)