What is hacking you off today?

[Yer Blues]

In Morrison's at Hadleigh around mid-day ( hardly anyone in there! ), when woman in her 20's walks in wearing a mask & her black boyfriend hasn't got one on.
You could tell by his strutting gait that he was itching for a row, & didn't disappoint.
Security wouldn't let him enter after he said he wasn't exempt, & started kicking off with the old racist card, that being the reason he wasn't allowed in was because he was black FFS!.
3 of them escorted him to the door ( his girlfriend left with him ), whilst he was ranting & raving all the time.
What is wrong with these people??.

Curious as to why you mention his skin colour?

 

[Strike Force]

I was in Morrisons today in Hadleigh around noon, and noticed an older white man with bacon rinds stuck to his teeth in the fish aisle open jawed and aghast that someone of a different colour was in the same shop.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

Curious as to why you mention his skin colour?

The post tells that the guy gave the race card a quick verbal flash so I suspect that was the descriptive narration?
What are you thinking the reason was, just curious?

 

[Yer Blues]

I was in Morrisons today in Hadleigh around noon, and noticed an older white man with bacon rinds stuck to his teeth in the fish aisle open jawed and aghast that someone of a different colour was in the same shop.

Ah. The birthday Morrisons trip.

The dream.

 

[Yer Blues]

The post tells that the guy gave the race card a quick verbal flash so I suspect that was the descriptive narration?
What are you thinking the reason was, just curious?

Hi Massimo. No idea. Hence the question. Does that answer your question?

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

I was in Morrisons today in Hadleigh around noon, and noticed an older white man with bacon rinds stuck to his teeth in the fish aisle open jawed and aghast that someone of a different colour was in the same shop.

That wasn't me, i had fish scales stuck on mine!.

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

Curious as to why you mention his skin colour?

I was just giving a report of the incident i witnessed. Had it been a Chinese or Arabic individual for example, i would have described them as such.

 

[LCBB72]

In Morrison's at Hadleigh around mid-day ( hardly anyone in there! ), when woman in her 20's walks in wearing a mask & her black boyfriend hasn't got one on.
You could tell by his strutting gait that he was itching for a row, & didn't disappoint.
Security wouldn't let him enter after he said he wasn't exempt, & started kicking off with the old racist card, that being the reason he wasn't allowed in was because he was black FFS!.
3 of them escorted him to the door ( his girlfriend left with him ), whilst he was ranting & raving all the time.
What is wrong with these people??.

I am sure that we saw him walk in to Morrison's last week with no mask , have to say standards have slipped there in the last couple of weeks .

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

I am sure that we saw him walk in to Morrison's last week with no mask , have to say standards have slipped there in the last couple of weeks .

When i went there last Thurs, there was a 'lump' on the door. Today there were 2 male workers & a female one, by the entrance barrier, not the door.

 

[GrumpyBlue]

Regardless of mateys colour - I thought people were not supposed to shop together

 

[GBJ]

Regardless of mateys colour - I thought people were not supposed to shop together

My missus has certain issues which means she can’t shop alone.

You see, the problem is she likes to spend our money on crap we don’t need, and without me being there to supervise, she can get a bit carried away.

I haven’t checked the exemption rules, but I presume this reason is valid.

 

[OldBlueLady]

My missus has certain issues which means she can’t shop alone.

You see, the problem is she likes to spend our money on crap we don’t need, and without me being there to supervise, she can get a bit carried away.

I haven’t checked the exemption rules, but I presume this reason is valid.

In truth, I have great difficulty pushing a full trolley with my back and arthritis, so while I'm fine shopping for a few days, if I'm doing a full week's shop then I need hubby or son to push the trolley. There doesn't seem to be any understanding that sometimes people do need to shop in pairs for physical reasons rather than medical.

 

[GBJ]

In truth, I have great difficulty pushing a full trolley with my back and arthritis, so while I'm fine shopping for a few days, if I'm doing a full week's shop then I need hubby or son to push the trolley. There doesn't seem to be any understanding that sometimes people do need to shop in pairs for physical reasons rather than medical.

More than a fair reason.

 

[GrumpyBlue]

In truth, I have great difficulty pushing a full trolley with my back and arthritis, so while I'm fine shopping for a few days, if I'm doing a full week's shop then I need hubby or son to push the trolley. There doesn't seem to be any understanding that sometimes people do need to shop in pairs for physical reasons rather than medical.

Yes I understand all that - but as usual some people take the ****. No problem with me and the missus as we normally shop separately - cannot be done together - she is too slow

 

[Tribal Chief]

Many many things.

 

[Benfleet A1]

My missus has certain issues which means she can’t shop alone.

You see, the problem is she likes to spend our money on crap we don’t need, and without me being there to supervise, she can get a bit carried away.

I haven’t checked the exemption rules, but I presume this reason is valid.

My daughter suffers from the same ailment.





And the wife.









And my son.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Wondering what sort of person gets an Uber delivery of Starbucks coffees?

Is it a daily treat during lockdown or are there people in Southend with money to burn?

 

[Holy Joe]

In truth, I have great difficulty pushing a full trolley with my back and arthritis, so while I'm fine shopping for a few days, if I'm doing a full week's shop then I need hubby or son to push the trolley. There doesn't seem to be any understanding that sometimes people do need to shop in pairs for physical reasons rather than medical.

Couldn't your husband or son do the shop alone?

 

[OldBlueLady]

Couldn't your husband or son do the shop alone?

No. My son doesn't drive for starters. They are both ok going to the shops for a few specific items, but every time I have tried to give hubby a list, then there's been stuff missing, or stuff on date or just wrong stuff.

I shop with my eyes, look for bargains and deals and plan the meals. Plus I am the one who eats most of the fruit and veg in the house so I like to see what is available. Like I said, I shop on my own if doing a shop for a few days, but if it's a big shop then I need one or other of them.

Also, if I am making use of my son's supermarket staff discount scheme, he HAS to be with me to use the card - so, that's hardly my fault.

 

[Holy Joe]

No. My son doesn't drive for starters. They are both ok going to the shops for a few specific items, but every time I have tried to give hubby a list, then there's been stuff missing, or stuff on date or just wrong stuff.

I shop with my eyes, look for bargains and deals and plan the meals. Plus I am the one who eats most of the fruit and veg in the house so I like to see what is available. Like I said, I shop on my own if doing a shop for a few days, but if it's a big shop then I need one or other of them.

Also, if I am making use of my son's supermarket staff discount scheme, he HAS to be with me to use the card - so, that's hardly my fault.

Sounds like hubby needs more training!

Driver could wait in car whilst son shops.

I don't mean to 'have a go' - just seems like another example of "I'm following the rules except when....."