Gone Off Milk!

alison99_2

uktim29 wrote: »

Don't worry, most people are. Sometimes it just takes them a while to realise!

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

chou_123

uktim29 wrote: »

Don't worry, most people are. Sometimes it just takes them a while to realise!

System

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OP....If thats the extent of lifes problems for you then you should be grateful and not on here moaning..... because thats all it can ever be with an issue of that magnatude quote]

maybe the op mistook this for a VENT board ! oh sorry it is !

zoelouise88

illuminate wrote: »

Its a bottle of milk and you had a problem gettin the little 'un off to sleep for one night.

OP....If thats the extent of lifes problems for you then you should be grateful and not on here moaning..... because thats all it can ever be with an issue of that magnitude.

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as a matter of fact i do have a lot bigger problems in my life but this is a consumer vent board so i came on here and vented about Tesco.

also i dont know if you have kids or not but if you do should understand that this one night that he went without mik has completely thrown him out of his routine.

Bamber19

zoelouise88 wrote: »

... has completely thrown him out of his routine.

Oh Noes, better re-schedule all his meetings and corporate golfing holidays.

pulliptears

Bamber19 wrote: »

Oh Noes, better re-schedule all his meetings and corporate golfing holidays.

In fairness to Zoe, something as simple as a missed bottle can have a knock on effect for days. Toddlers are creatures of habit, and really dont like their habits broken.

ShelfStacker_3

Yes, it's just a bottle of milk.

HOWEVER

a) it was off; selling products unfit for purpose is illegal and at any rate reflects badly on the shop
b) the store refused to refund; it's only £1.96, for christ's sake... at least at where I work, we'd have given the OP the cost and another bottle of milk... it may be trivial, but the triviality of it just emphasises how p*sspoor Tesco's response was.
c) it has clearly caused the OP inconvenience.

Yes, it's "only two quid" but two quid is two quid, and if I was in the OP's shoes I'd be annoyed as well.