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p38arover
24th April 2012, 07:12 PM
Copied from the OL forum. Hoyks had to suffer this girl's thoughts. I agree with Hoyks summation (in bold)!




Self serve has got to be better than dealing with the ignorant fat slob at the Woolies deli.

She was asking customers why there was a public holiday for ANZAC Day and not for 'Muvvers Day'.

'I mean, there are more Muvvers than there are Anzacs eh.'

Well, the last one died a few years back I replied

'Yeah :D !.... So they don't need a holiday' she replied.


You ignorant tart!
THE BOOGER
24th April 2012, 07:38 PM
I am going to do what my mother, says if you have nothing nice to say dont say it:(
Mick_Marsh
24th April 2012, 09:12 PM
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Sue
24th April 2012, 09:32 PM
:):):)

Oops misread your original post.. sorry.. :)
p38arover
24th April 2012, 10:02 PM
:):):)

Oops misread your original post.. sorry.. :)

I'm not having a go at Hoyks, I agree with him.

Edit: I typed that in response to your original post. When I submitted it, it came back with your revised one. :D
V8Ian
24th April 2012, 10:08 PM
I totally agree with your sentiments Mick, anything else I could add would get me in trouble with the moderaters.
disco gazza
24th April 2012, 10:17 PM
Nothing unusual coming from the woolies people.Most of them are alright,but you do get some ignorant wallopers in there as well.

I deliver to them daily and when it comes to the weekend,you back up to the dock and get out to ring the bell.You hear somebody on the other side of the roller door and as soon as you hit that bell,they go all quiet and disappear.
It really gets up my goat(and thats putting it mildly)..

rant over

cheers
Mick_Marsh
24th April 2012, 10:21 PM
I was in a computer swap meet on Remembrance Day a few years ago.
I was in intense negotiations with a vendor not born in this country. An announcement was made over the PA calling for a minute silence. Wanting to close the deal the vendor kept telling me it didn't matter and kept trying to negotiate despite me telling him to keep quiet. At the end of the minutes silence I told him he was most disrespectful and if he wants to live in this country he should learn a bit of the culture.
I walked away from the sale. It was a good price too.