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And make them pay for it!
I believe trump said that and he didn't want to tear down a wall but to build one, which makes trump an anti-Reagan...
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And make them pay for it!
I hear some people can't recognize faces. They lack the part of the brain that's specialized in face identification or that part is damaged. However, that wasn't the case here.
It's probably someone that looks very much like me.
I'm one of those people. My facial recognition software is completely borked.
Me too. Absolutely terrible with faces, to the extent that dating was particularly traumatic as I’d sometimes forget who I was with. Evening picking out my own kids in a school assembly is a drain if they’re not wearing something obvious. The awful thing though, is not being able to picture loved ones I’ve lost, and seeing them in photos, I can’t be sure that it’s them.
Halloween. That pointless plastic tat has filled the shelves for a month, but when you actually need to buy that shite, it’s already gone and replaced with Christmas tat.
I bet you're the type of individual who demands that supermarkets still have easter eggs post easter even though they'll make a loss on them.
I remember a few years ago I was working on Christmas eve (and had started at 5am to put the papers out) at Sainsburys and a customer asked if we still had Christmas Trees in stock, we did not and had not in a few weeks.
I just expect to be able to buy something in the days p
I have as it happens. But my expectations as a consumer are quite detached from my working experiences.Never worked in retail have we.
Call me crazy, but Halloween is the only time of the year that I want to buy Halloween stuff.
Yes, I can see how alien a concept it must be that an infinite amount of stock isn't always avaliable and supermarket chains don't want a load of stuff hanging around and losing them money.
Google used tire sales in your area. I have an 11 year old Honda Odyssey and I needed two winter tires, because two were still good. I went to the used tire place and they actually had matching snow tires (exact same manufacturer, size & style) so I lucked out. They were only two years old, and had plenty of use left. I didn't want to buy new ones, I'm trading the Odyssey in for a newer car/minivan in the spring.So, I loaded the winter tires into my very old car today hoping to get the tires changed at a drop in garage. I waited in line for like 20 minutes, which was nothing compared to a colleague who had to wait for two hours the other day. Well, my problem is that they refused to change my tires due to them being old. It's a 30 year old car which I bought this spring to use as a commuting car. They offered me to buy new tires from them but they costs the same as the price I payed for the car and I don't really feel like paying more money for this old car. I'll probably end up changing the tyres by myself. I just wanted to be lazy this year and let someone else deal with it.
I don’t need an infinite amount of stock, my house is finite.
And supermarkets only have an finite area to keep their stock.
This is the frustration thread. Understanding the logistical realities of the retail sector doesn’t make the lack of Halloween stuff, at Halloween, any less frustrating.
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