Tesco Wolverton-Never again
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Had a crappy one near where I used to live, Nothing wrong with the all singing all dancing store, it was the mouth breathers who worked there.
Story was that they only got planning permission on the basis they hire from the local unemployed scrotes clogging up the benefits for the area. Half of them didn't look like they wanted to be working.
Story was that they only got planning permission on the basis they hire from the local unemployed scrotes clogging up the benefits for the area. Half of them didn't look like they wanted to be working.
I live not far from there so used to go regularly.
The chav element, lack of basic produce and general cack-ness of the place put me off.
I go to Asda now. The chav element is still there (in abundance) but at least they have actual food on the shelves and it's cheaper...
BTW - why can no-one in a supermarket drive a frickin' trolley?
If one more person stops dead in front of me, leaves it poking across the aisle whilst they're choosing between two bits of chicken or stands in the main aisle talking to their mates on a Saturday afternoon there'll be a Lonsdale bloodbath
/Mini-rant over
The chav element, lack of basic produce and general cack-ness of the place put me off.
I go to Asda now. The chav element is still there (in abundance) but at least they have actual food on the shelves and it's cheaper...
BTW - why can no-one in a supermarket drive a frickin' trolley?
If one more person stops dead in front of me, leaves it poking across the aisle whilst they're choosing between two bits of chicken or stands in the main aisle talking to their mates on a Saturday afternoon there'll be a Lonsdale bloodbath

/Mini-rant over
One word: Morrisons.
I would say that, as I work there, but even as a customer I can say it makes Tesco look s
t. Our nearest Tesco has never got anything on the shelves that is of importance: no steak pies, piss poor selection of beer) and there's never anyone around.
If we don't have pies on the shelf at Morrisons we simply cook more for you, there and then.
I would say that, as I work there, but even as a customer I can say it makes Tesco look s
t. Our nearest Tesco has never got anything on the shelves that is of importance: no steak pies, piss poor selection of beer) and there's never anyone around.If we don't have pies on the shelf at Morrisons we simply cook more for you, there and then.
TubbyRutter said:
Its not all that bad, where else have you got in the local area? Netto, "the wolverton supermarket", farmfoods or the agora!
Netto: No wayThe Wolverton Supermarket: Never heard of it, but guessing its not likely to trouble Harrods.
Farmfoods: I would rather eat my dog
The Agora: Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. Never been in, but guessing i wont get cream tea and a scone from there- It appears to be open air, yet populated by those that were clearly oxygen starved at some stage (ie, birth)
Back to Waitrose in Buckingham from now on, even if i am on a tight deadline
The bloody Shell station with an offering from Marks & Spencers leaves Tesco for dead, and that is a 100th of the size.
Never, ever again.
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