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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 19:57:35 GMT
7/10 days ago people were filling their trolleys up to the brim and queuing from the tills to the back of the store. The measures taken were to allow time to replenish the stock without the distraction of shoppers dragging items out of cages/off pallets before they even touched the shelves. It’s not rocket science. Obviously to you retail guys it is. You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... |
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Post by dexta on Mar 29, 2020 19:59:23 GMT
and what were you forced to buy then... You can't be too choosy when you are following a painted one way system. So have i (over the course of fuck knows how long) imagined being in Aldi with 2 checkouts out 7 open ? Supermarkets are milking this, i don't have to work in retail to see it. your a cock fella you have no idea what is going on in retail.. You are just a blinkered fool who probably as a 9 till 5 job... BTW what do you do for a living |
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Post by mattador78 on Mar 29, 2020 20:00:10 GMT
Theres got to be some thought put into a Make British Buy British campain when this is all over. Great idea, we could all get a carrier bag with a Union Flag on it, and emblazoned "I'm Backing Britain". Actually the principal is the reliance of supply from abroad the reliance on to much out side manufacturing will probably change with this and not just in the UK. Logic dictates that following this any further outbreaks anywhere in the world will basically see a huge lockdown for that country of goods going in or out. The Asian markets will suffer with this due to the fact that everything the western world needs is stuck there. Potentially I read somewhere that for items such as medical devices (which having discussed this with my mrs who imports and services medical lab equipment they aren’t much cheaper when you factor in wait times and import duties, buying them in the uk) countries will look more local and tv Chinese market could lose about 25% of their exports. |
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Post by Clayton Wood on Mar 29, 2020 20:00:34 GMT
I can’t give you a link cause it’s insider information. I overheard a Dr listening to a email. It’s no $#!t Right. I've heard Porton Down are injecting a serum in cod liver oil tablets that binds the colon and stops the transmission of faeces borne infections. No shit. |
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Post by smallthorner on Mar 29, 2020 20:01:04 GMT
They will have plenty to do in three or four weeks Numpts. Rioting on the streets and civil disorder beckons. Military coup on the horizon methinks. I don't think that's the case at all thorney, everyone seems very relaxed and compliant in my opinion. The crazy panic buying has stopped and people seem to accept we're in for a bit of a long haul. The only thing to change that ironically could be the police being a bit heavy handed enforcing the government legislation (is it even legislation, I don't know??). Not sure. Know where you are coming from and probably all of us feel a bit like that. They are unchartered waters we are sailing in.. Having said that I can well imagine things getting very nasty soon "on the streets" The small minority of shitbags in our society will be in their element with all sorts of shenanigans. |
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Post by drfootball on Mar 29, 2020 20:01:13 GMT
Back to hindsight again I see. Go and lie down, you'll hurt yourself. It’s not hindsight is it. You're a tiresome idiot and I'm bored with your shite. Good night. |
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Post by musik on Mar 29, 2020 20:01:40 GMT
Latest
Sweden turn off the machines at the intensive care and prepare for the ones who'll need them next week.
"We must be effective!" the village idiot says.
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Post by Clayton Wood on Mar 29, 2020 20:02:21 GMT
Thanks. More substance than Barrrth's overheard email. |
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Post by rickyfullerbeer on Mar 29, 2020 20:02:32 GMT
Theres got to be some thought put into a Make British Buy British campain when this is all over. Great idea, we could all get a carrier bag with a Union Flag on it, and emblazoned "I'm Backing Britain". People still moan about paying 5p for a carrier bag. They won't pay 10p for a British-made one! |
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Post by bayernoatcake on Mar 29, 2020 20:02:47 GMT
It’s not hindsight is it. You're a tiresome idiot and I'm bored with your shite. Good night. I’ll take that as “no sorry”. |
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Post by wagsastokie on Mar 29, 2020 20:03:13 GMT
You can't be too choosy when you are following a painted one way system. So have i (over the course of fuck knows how long) imagined being in Aldi with 2 checkouts out 7 open ? Supermarkets are milking this, i don't have to work in retail to see it. Sorry what exactly are they milking? Cows hopefully |
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Post by henry on Mar 29, 2020 20:03:30 GMT
Obviously to you retail guys it is. You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. |
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Post by dexta on Mar 29, 2020 20:04:36 GMT
Sorry what exactly are they milking? Cows tits you're a fucking right knob aren't you Henry trying to be funny when people are scared tool |
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Post by dexta on Mar 29, 2020 20:06:30 GMT
You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. wtf are you waffling on about you deluded fool.. |
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Post by berahinosgoals on Mar 29, 2020 20:09:02 GMT
Its mugs like you that accept it and carry on as normal whilst being robbed that make high taxes happen, when the rate of n.i doubles and your taxes increase youll be begging trades to give you a better cash price. Whose defrauding then? You are a thief, accept it. there is no bigger thief than the government |
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Post by thehoof on Mar 29, 2020 20:11:09 GMT
You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. Give it a rest fella, you are coming over as a right nob. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:13:20 GMT
You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. I don’t work in a supermarket in any capacity, I work in logistics. Your average Tesco Extra has 2 or 3 ambient deliveries every day and 1 or 2 fresh/chilled deliveries. Last week they were taking in double the amount of deliveries and would have have received more if the warehouses the stock comes from weren’t full to capacity. So when quadruple the amount of people come in to your store, buying quadruple the amount of goods how do you think the existing workforce cope? Do they unload the vehicles trying to deliver, do they stack shelves, or do they jump on the tills and try and clear the huge queues? Because if they don’t clear the huge queues then they can’t get up the aisles to stack the shelves anyway, and if they can’t stack the shelves then they can’t clear their tiny stock room of products which means they can’t unload the truck that’s been sat outside for 2 hours waiting to offload. You’re taking about unprecedented volumes, they’re busier than Xmas with a smaller pool of staff and without months of preparation time..... |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:14:05 GMT
All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. Give it a rest fella, you are coming over as a right nob. That fella dexta is making a pretty good job of it as well. |
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Post by henry on Mar 29, 2020 20:14:17 GMT
All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. Give it a rest fella, you are coming over as a right nob. Why ? its not a go a people on the floor. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:15:29 GMT
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Post by dexta on Mar 29, 2020 20:18:41 GMT
You clearly haven’t got a fucking clue..... All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. let me ask you something have you on any of your work colleagues had a whip round to buy someone a kettle who is housebound for 12 weeks cause their kettle had broken... Are you walking to housebound people every day with groceries they need to survive until you do this everyday you can comment on what is going on in retail |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:19:51 GMT
All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. let me ask you something have you on any of your work colleagues had a whip round to buy someone a kettle who is housebound for 12 weeks cause their kettle had broken... Are you walking to housebound people every day with groceries they need to survive until you do this everyday you can comment on what is going on in retail ..... that isn't quite true actually .... |
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Post by henry on Mar 29, 2020 20:20:35 GMT
All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. I don’t work in a supermarket in any capacity, I work in logistics. Your average Tesco Extra has 2 or 3 ambient deliveries every day and 1 or 2 fresh/chilled deliveries. Last week they were taking in double the amount of deliveries and would have have received more if the warehouses the stock comes from weren’t full to capacity. So when quadruple the amount of people come in to your store, and buy quadruple the amount of goods how do you think the existing workforce cope? Do they unload the vehicles trying to deliver, do they stack shelves, or do they jump on the tills and try and clear the huge queues? Because if they don’t clear the huge queues then they can’t get up the aisles to stack the shelves anyway, and if they can’t stack the shelves then they can’t clear their tiny stock room of products which means they can’t unload truck that’s been sat outside for 2 hours waiting to offload. You’re taking about unprecedented volumes, they’re busier than Xmas with a smaller pool of staff and without months of preparation time..... You are talking about the small express shops, i understand the multi-role what the workers do, i'm talking about the big supermarkets, they have been woeful at helping in a crisis. £3 tins of deoderant suddenly going up to £4, they are as cuntish as Mike Ashley |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:22:31 GMT
I don’t work in a supermarket in any capacity, I work in logistics. Your average Tesco Extra has 2 or 3 ambient deliveries every day and 1 or 2 fresh/chilled deliveries. Last week they were taking in double the amount of deliveries and would have have received more if the warehouses the stock comes from weren’t full to capacity. So when quadruple the amount of people come in to your store, and buy quadruple the amount of goods how do you think the existing workforce cope? Do they unload the vehicles trying to deliver, do they stack shelves, or do they jump on the tills and try and clear the huge queues? Because if they don’t clear the huge queues then they can’t get up the aisles to stack the shelves anyway, and if they can’t stack the shelves then they can’t clear their tiny stock room of products which means they can’t unload truck that’s been sat outside for 2 hours waiting to offload. You’re taking about unprecedented volumes, they’re busier than Xmas with a smaller pool of staff and without months of preparation time..... You are talking about the small express shops, i understand the multi-role what the workers do, i'm talking about the big supermarkets, they have been woeful at helping in a crisis. £3 tins of deoderant suddenly going up to £4, they are as cuntish as Mike Ashley A Tesco Extra is a big supermarket, you’ve lost me? |
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Post by henry on Mar 29, 2020 20:23:36 GMT
All them workers who had to take up shit employment contracts or get sacked and you (i say you in case you are supermarket management)can't get them to stack a fucking shelf. let me ask you something have you on any of your work colleagues had a whip round to buy someone a kettle who is housebound for 12 weeks cause their kettle had broken... Are you walking to housebound people every day with groceries they need to survive until you do this everyday you can comment on what is going on in retail I am shielding a 78 year old who i have to do shopping for as well as working 40 hours a week, along with normal family life, why ? |
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Post by henry on Mar 29, 2020 20:24:23 GMT
You are talking about the small express shops, i understand the multi-role what the workers do, i'm talking about the big supermarkets, they have been woeful at helping in a crisis. £3 tins of deoderant suddenly going up to £4, they are as cuntish as Mike Ashley A Tesco Extra is a big supermarket, you’ve lost me? Misread that as Express, sorry. |
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Post by musik on Mar 29, 2020 20:29:32 GMT
Yes, I know, the link was presented here just recently. I read it and it is like I've told you. Thank you! People have too much trust in the authorities here. Hopefully I'm wrong of course, but The Guardian called it Russian Roulette. I see why. |
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Post by dexta on Mar 29, 2020 20:31:10 GMT
let me ask you something have you on any of your work colleagues had a whip round to buy someone a kettle who is housebound for 12 weeks cause their kettle had broken... Are you walking to housebound people every day with groceries they need to survive until you do this everyday you can comment on what is going on in retail I am shielding a 78 year old who i have to do shopping for as well as working 40 hours a week, along with normal family life, why ? I salute you for shielding the 78 year old fella... But there are many more of us doing more than 40 hours per week... And going out of our way to look out for lots of people who are 70 plus... Just draw a line in the sand fella... Tbh I'm totally worn out over the last few weeks working my bollocks off I just hope to god all the ones we all love come through this safe and sound |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 29, 2020 20:32:54 GMT
A Tesco Extra is a big supermarket, you’ve lost me? Misread that as Express, sorry. Still unsure what you’re arguing against here? I’m no fan of supermarkets, I spend my working days having my balls busted by the jumped up pricks that work for them in a senior capacity. But these are unprecedented times and the levels of spending particularly last week were off the scale. Things have calmed down about in the last few days and some level of normality has resumed..... |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Mar 29, 2020 20:33:36 GMT
3 heroic doctors who died of Covid-19 were immigrants from Sudan & Iraq.
Amged el-Hawrani
Adel el-Tayar
Habib Zaidi
If you've ever demonised Muslims or "bloody foreigners", shame on you. Here's the reality - people not only willing to contribute, but die defending our country.
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