BOGOF main meals at Chef and Brewer Voucher

stanblues

rdwarr wrote: »

Does it really tell you you're looking good or is it just that they can't spell complementary? Why not just say "free" which is more correct anyway? As for "least expensive" ....:rolleyes:

I think you'll find "complementary" is the more correcter of the two in this contextualisation, meaning in this sense "free", which, of course, is incorrect - as everyone knows, there's no such thing as a "free" lunch, just a complimentary one.

Pedanticallistically yours

Stan:o

craftycrofty

I've just searched my postcode & the nearest one is less than a mile away!!! So many thanks to OP for this great find.

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