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We will do something similar, however ours will have a thirty minute target
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You don't seem to like liberals - is that because they have different view to you?
Serious question - why don't people like liberals? Being liberal used to be central to being British, yet liberals are called "libertards" by some.
I remember when the quality of a car, was determined by how silently it progressed down the road.
F'cking station parker’s that park down my street. Not so much the considerate ones but the ones that park smack in the middle of a two car bay, preventing others from parking. I always leave a note telling them to be more considerate. Trouble is, I’m using up all my jam and honey sticking the notices on their windscreens!
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Take a photo and post it here
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Can't see it being long before.................
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Part ex comes along?
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Write it on their windscreen using lipstick, that’ll teach ’em.
...or blood
I suppose I could try a dollop of dog shît under the door handle……
Shop assistants who sell you a length of 'material' priced at £5 per metre and when you get to the till, a different assistant, charges you £6.50 per metre. You try to explain it is only £5 and she won't believe you. You refuse to complete the sale until she, or someone senior, comes back to the department where you bought the material from so you can show them the 'correct' price.
A five minute 'pop in' to purchase one item turned into a 25 minute stand off with queueing customers getting impatient enough to the point of telling the assistant to get her manager down to sort it out. Said manageress eventually turns up with a right dace on her, (probably disturbed her tea break), demands to know what is going on, marches (quickly) to where the original assistant told us the price, (and incidentally pointed the price out on the bottom of the shelf), and then comes marching back and tells the assistant we are correct about the price and to knock 10% off the total as a gesture of customer relations.
This could have all been avoided by the second assistant using her headset, (as suggested at the start of the dispute), to contact her colleague for confirmation of the price. I assumed that was one of the reasons for wearing these headsets.
A five minute 'pop in' to purchase one item turned into a 25 minute stand off with queueing customers getting impatient enough to the point of telling the assistant to get her manager down to sort it out. Said manageress eventually turns up with a right dace on her, (probably disturbed her tea break), demands to know what is going on, marches (quickly) to where the original assistant told us the price, (and incidentally pointed the price out on the bottom of the shelf), and then comes marching back and tells the assistant we are correct about the price and to knock 10% off the total as a gesture of customer relations.
This could have all been avoided by the second assistant using her headset, (as suggested at the start of the dispute), to contact her colleague for confirmation of the price. I assumed that was one of the reasons for wearing these headsets.