What will they think of next?

[Adenauer]

Tesco are going to trial a drive-thru supermarket, I don't know if that's a good idea or a blimmin' potential nightmare?

http://www.foodbev.com/news/tesco-trials-uks-first...

[marsred]

loans
mobile phones
estate agents
petrol
home delivery
insurance
photos
diets
tesco towns
pharmacy
dentists
drive through supermarket

Hookers? Finest and Value range, of course. (Folowed by the Sainsbury's "Taste the Difference" variety)

[Odie]

Interesting....

Me scratches chin...

[Famous Graham]

Seems a logical alternative to delivery.

[okgo]

Can't see a problem with that myself.

[V8mate]

okgo said:

Can't see a problem with that myself.

Indeed. It's not as if they're going to let you drive up and down the aisles

It's just a different way of collecting home delivery.

[twiglove]

What they need to do is have a proper drive through off-license, where you can just roll up and place your order, Then off they trot to pick the goods and load into the car.

They have a few of these in the US and they work well.

[Famous Graham]

twiglove said:

What they need to do is have a proper drive through off-license, where you can just roll up and place your order, Then off they trot to pick the goods and load into the car.

They have a few of these in the US and they work well.

Common in Oz too.

[DavesFlaps]

They should branch into travel next.

They could have their own planes and you could have a tesco finest section, where you don't have to sit with the scummers in a similar way that premium economy or business/first works now. The tesco value section could be standing only, or for people on benefits, or something.

[bertie]

Can't see the point myself.

the article keeps saying about it being popular with busy mums with kids.

Kids need to go to bed at night and thus you are there at home anyway, so why not just have the stuff delivered once the kids have gone to bed?

[V8mate]

bertie said:

Can't see the point myself.

the article keeps saying about it being popular with busy mums with kids.

Kids need to go to bed at night and thus you are there at home anyway, so why not just have the stuff delivered once the kids have gone to bed?

Cos the mums are out clubbin' once the kids are in bed, innit.