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photome

Oakdene wrote: »

No different to saying a Big Mac is made with 100% UK beef.

The McDonald's Big Mac®. Two patties made from 100% beef, stacked on cheese, lettuce, onion and pickles, with our famous Big Mac® sauce.


not quite the same as what you have posted

Oakdene

photome wrote: »

The McDonald's Big Mac®. Two patties made from 100% beef, stacked on cheese, lettuce, onion and pickles, with our famous Big Mac® sauce.


not quite the same as what you have posted

Ok so perhaps the Big Mac wasn't quite on point...but how about our friend Capt Birdseye?

Oakdene

Or the Whopper

worried_jim

I went to school with a girl who was convinced that if a full bottle of wine had 12% alcohol volume once half the bottle had been consumed then the remaining wine would be just 6% alcohol. She now runs customer services for a (soon to be huge) supermarket chain. Not Lidl though.

hollydays

The young lady's resume who wrote this letter tells its own story I'm afraid.
Critical thinking..

neilmcl

Oakdene wrote: »

Or the Whopper

Still not the same. Try again. :rotfl:

Oakdene

neilmcl wrote: »

Still not the same. Try again. :rotfl:

Ignoring the Birds Eye one?

neilmcl

Oakdene wrote: »

Ignoring the Birds Eye one?

Again, what about it?

paddedjohn

worried_jim wrote: »

I went to school with a girl who was convinced that if a full bottle of wine had 12% alcohol volume once half the bottle had been consumed then the remaining wine would be just 6% alcohol. She now runs customer services for a (soon to be huge) supermarket chain. Not Lidl though.

I was once having a drink with a friend who after drinking 4 glasses of jack Daniels @40% proof was convinced he'd had 160% alchahol.
That same bloke is now a millionaire.

ChrisK....._3

Oakdene wrote: »

No different to saying a Big Mac is made with 100% UK beef.

Yes it is - because of the perception - Everyone KNOWS McD are referring ONLY to the meat part and not to the bun - Companies cant hide behind semantics anymore, they have to advertise with clarity - You are no longer allowed to advertise a Tin of Salmon and fill it with baked beans and indicate this in small print

If you can't see the problem with this deception, I cant help it

Dear NorthOfUtopia



Re: Advertisement

Thank you for taking the time to contact us.

I can confirm that the item is made from 100% cotton and is 35% cotton. This means that 35% of the t-shirt is 100% cotton.

I hope this helps.

Yours sincerely,
For and on behalf of Lidl UK GmbH


Melissa Dickson
Customer Service