venger
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From my brother’s Waitrose WhatsApp group
Random Irritations
- Thread starter Blue in Munich
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From my brother’s Waitrose WhatsApp group
Robster59
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To enhance it, stay sat in the car with the lights on and then when people drive past to ask if you're leaving, just shake your head.
Pin-seeker
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And then drive back to your house where you’re obviously under the thumb & have a small penisTo enhance it, stay sat in the car with the lights on and then when people drive past to ask if you're leaving, just shake your head.
But at least you felt like “The man” whilst sat in that parking spot
Pin-seeker
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Silly me,I almost forgot the WHOOOOSH 
jim8flog
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I thought that was common practice and makes sense if the sales reps get company cars. Why have 2 used cars to sell when they reach the end of 'shelf life'.
Burnsey
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And then drive back to your house where you’re obviously under the thumb & have a small penis
But at least you felt like “The man” whilst sat in that parking spot
How anyone could 'flex' about going shopping is way past my understanding. Surprised they could delay leaving their parking spot, with cleaning and the washing up to do at home
Pin-seeker
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Delaying the inevitableHow anyone could 'flex' about going shopping is way past my understanding. Surprised they could delay leaving their parking spot, with cleaning and the washing up to do at home
Slime
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I genuinely think that Sid Rixon IV's post was very much tongue in cheek and think that maybe it's being taken too literally .......................... maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think so.
Certainly how I read it.
Arthur Wedge
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That’s how I read it as well
IanM
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A visit to the dental hygienist.
Ours is rather nice.
Amusingly she comes from Swansea and says, "tuth" not toooooth!
Beezerk
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Imurg
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Spectacular service but....
When you order something online, after the Xmas delivery shipping deadline, specifically to arrive after Xmas and you get an email at 7.30am Xmas Eve to tell you it's going to be delivered at 12.15 when you're likely most of the way up the M6 isn't hugely helpful...
When you order something online, after the Xmas delivery shipping deadline, specifically to arrive after Xmas and you get an email at 7.30am Xmas Eve to tell you it's going to be delivered at 12.15 when you're likely most of the way up the M6 isn't hugely helpful...
irip
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The wife had exactly the same yesterday. Ordered something and booked to be delivered Saturday and it’s now arriving today,
Not the biggest deal for us other than she is not feeling well so when I go out and do last minute bits and bobs she will have to be waiting up rather than in bed.
Cancelling on a customer like a bunch of rank amateurs is standard practice?
No, the sales staff taking demonstrators home. The rank bad treatment of customers is an optional extra.
Neilds
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chellie
Tour Winner
Waking up to no water. I've been to Aldi to get some for us and youngest daughter and family plus some spares for anyone who needs it in the street. People were running in to get some and another supermarket has already has run out.
Fade and Die
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Overslept and missed the Binmen. 
We are oop North next week, so it’s going to be two weeks until the next collection.
We are oop North next week, so it’s going to be two weeks until the next collection.
KenL
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In East Lothian, household waste is only collected once every 3 weeks. So miss it and it is 6 weeks between collections.Overslept and missed the Binmen.
We are oop North next week, so it’s going to be two weeks until the next collection.
Recycling is collected every week.
I wasn’t commenting on this particular incident. I was stating a fact, that being that it is common practice for sales staff at car dealerships to use demonstrators as company cars to get them to and from work.
That said, as someone who spends a considerable amount of time working with car dealerships, I can tell you that, a lot of the time, their treatment of customers falls way short.
Just three examples in recent weeks involve separate dealers booking us to deliver new cars to customers. All three cancelled with us, as an independent logistics firm, at the last minute, because the vehicles hadn’t been prepped. Do you suppose the dealership let their customers know? No, on all three occasions there were customers, excitedly waiting at home for delivery of a new car, having taken the day off work, and not a word of explanation from companies to whom they had paid considerable sums of money.
Fortunately I had let them all know. I’m under absolutely no obligation to, as it’s not me selling them their new cars. But I know how dealerships are.
