Some customers have taken to accusing my co-workers and myself of storing stuff in the back rather than putting it on the shelves. Its starting to get mighty hard to smile and apologise to some of these people..
The way some of these idiots are behaving you're going to be needing some bouncers looking after your stock rooms.
I’ve tried Tesco Asda and Lidl the last 2 days for some chicken breasts to make a curry with this week, just 1 pack is all I need, none on the shelf at all -where are people putting it all?
Aldi at Birdwell today only had steak,bacon and gammon in the meat section. No bread and very little tinned stuff. They were restocking the shelves as quick as they could. 4 item limit on everything and one couple had filled a trolley with 4 of everything they could lay their hands on (including gin ). Tesco at Hoyland was the same (I was after some chicken too and had to buy a cooked one as that's all they had). Heard the lass on the checkout saying the shelves were full when they opened and customers were queuing at 7am and had stripped the....they had a delivery out back but were still trying to get it out !
Four 4 packs allowed.....main thing I went in for They were taking items off people at the till if they had more than 4......including someone who must have tried buying 6 bottles of washing up liquid (as there were 2 on the side) .....why??? BTW, Germans call stockpiling "Hamster shopping "
We are shopping for three households, so these limits are making things even more difficult. We thought we were being restrained at Tesco putting 4 tins of soup in the trolley, only to find 2 of them had to be confiscated at the checkout.
We’re looking at doing ours, next doors and in laws at weekend, not sure how that’s gonna work out either.
When I found that phrase out recently it almost pleased me as much as a slug being called a naked snail
The German verb "hamstern" means "to hoard". It comes from the little creature's habit of stuffing food into its cheeks. The "Nacktschnecke" word is a good one, a typical example of how they string words together to make new ones.