Yes, it didn't give an option to choose two seats.
That makes sense, if it is using the algorithm I suggested above.
Actually it started to annoy (more so) a short while back!
Shrinkflation
I am noticing that even some products already shrunk in quantity for the same price have gone even lower. One particular item is now 25% less than it was IIRC around 2 years ago.
I watched a TV documentary a few nights ago about all this but it wasn't just shrinkflation but the downgrading of quality by using cheaper ingredients. The public would be hard put to to notice any difference. Having said that, last year, my wife wrote to the Herte who make German sausage.We bought Jumbo Framkfurters which ywere the same as the Rindswurst that I eat too many of in Germany .Lol. I had therm for breakfast with Tomy's mustard (Swiss..now owned by Nestlé) You just simmer them in hot..near boiling water, for a few minutes. A favourite of mine. One day they just looked pale in colour and not as punchy. They said they hadn't changed the recipe and sent a couple of vouchers. Who knows ?Actually it started to annoy (more so) a short while back!
Shrinkflation
I am noticing that even some products already shrunk in quantity for the same price have gone even lower. One particular item is now 25% less than it was IIRC around 2 years ago.
Another way is to go to the desk and tell them the number & can they ask that they announce the driver has obstructed another car
IMO not necessarily! Why, IMO most such is simply self absorbed in considerate action......not in and of itself deliberate. Many yonks ago it was more common to see signs "Please Park Pretty".
And don't forget those who cannot reverse into a parking space, or parallel park...... And parking spaces have seemed to get smaller over the years, but there is one car park near me that actually has larger spaces, but then we are in the countryside, and 4x4's are very regular around here.
For sure! As for parking space sizes, there are way too many car parks where the space widths are barely wide enough
That's a feature of quite a few Sainsbury's car parks I've used. It would be a good idea if that were adopted as a planning rule.
Maybe the newer ones, I can but hope that should they refurb the CP at the Burpham site that they will use that layout ?That's a feature of quite a few Sainsbury's car parks I've used. It would be a good idea if that were adopted as a planning rule.
That's a feature of quite a few Sainsbury's car parks I've used. It would be a good idea if that were adopted as a planning rule.
Yes, we mostly use them and will always park with a walk
. The other shoppers parking habits....and sadly their habits in the shop are awful. 
Tbh,Andy..I'm not sure the driver was aware. Surely,no-one would do that deliberately ? I didn't take note of the make of car but it was, typically, one that an elderly lady would drive like a Fiat Punta or Fiat 500 Hatchback. It was red and looked new. They wouldn't risk a new car like that. It was a reason I didn't wait for the driver...ie..probably elderly.
Yes, we mostly use them and will always park with a walk
We regularly get Nectar points vouchers and occasionally money off vouchers but they tend to arrive overlapping with Tesco money off vouchers
But whatever we do, we try to buy wisely
But we digress
One example was, I stopped at the freezer cabinet for ice cream and a staff member was topping up. She was removing a 3 pack net of garlic bulbs from the freezer.....I said to her how ridiculous that someone would leave it there. She commented it was not the worst she had to deal with! NB I often see wrongly located items. If we end up by selecting an item we want remove we always take it back where it came from.....it just makes sense and is the responsible and adult thing to do!
Yep, they say to wash all fruit (and veg!) even if it is one you will peel or actually needs peeling!When I was in the store I told one of the shelf-stacking staff that on the floor, by the tea/coffee shelves, were three red onions in a net. ..just like the one re the garlic pack you mentioned. Those onions can go back on the shelf but what is really unthinking is leaving items from a chiller out on a shelf. Items like that have to be thrown away.
As an aside. Here's one reason why I always wash fruit .One day, I had to wait by the fruit shelves whilst an elderly chap choose the peaches he wanted by 'feeling them'. He stopped for a moment and had a good pick inside his nose and then carried on..
I surmise the parent(s) was nowhere to be seen or or otherwise engrossed.
If it's like my local supermarket, it's a playground/creche. They let the kids run around and do what they like. Pick them up on the way out. If they've also managed to eat their 'dinner', then all the better.
Not that I could see, I was almost tempted to suggest he stopped his tasting session but decided against it.
One might almost say the shop display design & placement were oh! so wrong
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We had a situation where, when not on offer, nescafe was £7.20 for a large jarWe used to eat mixed nuts until we realised how high in calories they are and I found that the walnuts at the front of the store, along with other nuts in one display, cost quite a bit more than the same pack in the "home cooking" aisle. When I see a large pack of something I usually buy with "Great offer" "Special Offer" on the shelf label I check to see if two small size packs at the regular price are cheaper and they often are. It's not unknown for customers to see me on my knees reading the very small print on the shelf label just above the floor ..per kg...per 100mls...That's how to make sure they aren't screwing us. Of course, they try to defeat people like me by using grams in a small pack and litres in a large one of the same product and both are solids. I think the litres is about 'flow'...pouring. It's a war... between them and the customers.
I share your pain. I can wait for ever for somebody to walk in and complete my composition. Nothing doing.
The extra thinking time got you a good picture.
