Reduced thickness of coke cans

joansgirl

This is the real reason cans are made so thin these days...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDEj-Qpwekg

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genau wrote: »

Hahah I like this!!! Very much!!! Very clever use of words. Sir you are a profound wordsmith!! Very elegant. You make a serious point in a humorous and elegant way!

I agree, or as they say in Germany, "Genau" !

barmonkey

Budweiser cans used to be really thin, you could easily rip them in two.

Pyxis

Jackmydad wrote: »

It amuses me slightly when you see people at the checkout in Tesco / Asda / Lidl / Morrisons / etc using bags for life from rival supermarket chains.

I'm always doing that! I don't care!

Anyway, the way the store should look at it is like this.......... the customer is using a rival store's bag...... but the customer is in my store, buying my goods!


I have some very heavy duty Sainsbury bags acquired when Sainsbury first started using self-scan handsets in some stores. That was nearly 20 years ago.

They stay open when empty, and are very robust and hard-wearing, and fit the trolleys very well.

joansgirl

genau wrote: »

I can't see how he does this though! Great video, thanks for posting it :T

This one's more detailed I think....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E4wZsZGF9I

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I wonder whether it's just coke cans or if others like Irn-Bru are afflicted as well?
Maybe you could include a selection as part if your dtop test Genie?