Things that annoy you more than they should

[jack123]

I’m not a great fan of online shopping for food, if needs must, I will, but nothing more frustrating than a few hours before order arrives, you check the email and the items that you really wanted are out of stock, which bloody annoys me, when the delivery is at say 9am-10am and shows OOS, yet you check the app in store and it’s showing stock.

 

[Niigata Jack]

I never suggested they could. Exactly the same as not everyone is able to book their shopping online like the poster I replied to does.

Fair enough NJ

As a side note Mrs tried the online shopping, firstly during Covid, but it never developed into a regular event Mrs likes to chose the products herself, I call there some mornings to pick up a few fruit punnets very refreshing they are to.

 

[Squarebear]

Anyone who sports a Dryrobe.

They look bleedin awful, granted, but on bitterly cold days, once I've dressed the dogs ready to go out I reach for my dry robe because it's fabulously warm.

 

[Smurph]

They look bleedin awful, granted, but on bitterly cold days, once I've dressed the dogs ready to go out I reach for my dry robe because it's fabulously warm.

Apologies in advance if I splash you with a puddle

 

[Squarebear]

Apologies in advance if I splash you with a puddle

And I'd fully deserve it.

I actually joined one of those Facebook groups where they mock dry robe wearers, but thankfully my photo has yet to appear.

 

[Neath_Jack]

Fair enough NJ

As a side note Mrs tried the online shopping, firstly during Covid, but it never developed into a regular event Mrs likes to chose the products herself, I call there some mornings to pick up a few fruit punnets very refreshing they are to.

That’s exactly my issue, I want to choose the best products with the longest dates on them, not the battered stuff that’ll be out of date by th time you put them away.

 

[Niigata Jack]

Apologies in advance if I splash you with a puddle

Just ordered one they look very cosy, 10% off as well, every little helps

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[Smurph]

Just ordered one they look very cosy, 10% off as well, every little helps

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Another one the puddle list

 

[Niigata Jack]

Another one the puddle list

175 quid be fucked, I can buy a decent fishing rod or reel for that or a sack of grub for my Koi

 

[DJack]

I can’t get my head around people that are happy for a supermarket employee to pick their food for them. Fuck that, I want to inspect every inch of the fresh produce I’m buying and I’m picking them from the bottom box or out of the drawer, not the ones that are on top.

Savvy shoppers are in and done by 7am

I agree with ALMOST all of that... but on what crazy planet does 7 AM exist!

 

[CygnusX1]

When programmes show you highlights of a game, and proceed to tell you if someone scores or not before showing the shot.

 

[MrSwerve]

I can’t get my head around people that are happy for a supermarket employee to pick their food for them. Fuck that, I want to inspect every inch of the fresh produce I’m buying and I’m picking them from the bottom box or out of the drawer, not the ones that are on top.

Savvy shoppers are in and done by 7am

I’ve got to say, a ‘today I learned’ thing…I was in Tesco’s Neath Abbey and an elderly lady was looking at fruit and pulled out those drawers underneath…sneaky sod! Never knew about them!

 

[cmajack]

I was in a church in Neath just now watching my youngest grandson’s class singing and two male parents sat through the whole service wearing baseball caps and it really irritated me.

Going into a shop ( when out for a good walk) and finding the pop in the fridge isn't cold , because they haven't got the temperature set low enough. If you are not going to chill the goods in the fridge, you may as well leave it on the bloody shelf.

 

[exiledclaseboy]

Going into a shop ( when out for a good walk) and finding the pop in the fridge isn't cold , because they haven't got the temperature set low enough. If you are not going to chill the goods in the fridge, you may as well leave it on the bloody shelf.

Jenkins Bakery fridges are like that. The bottles of water/pop/squash in the fridges are almost always more or less room temperature. Boo.

 

[J_B]

I’ve got to say, a ‘today I learned’ thing…I was in Tesco’s Neath Abbey and an elderly lady was looking and fruit and pulled out those drawers underneath…sneaky sod! Never knew about them!

Experience is hard earned but extremely useful sometimes.