(05-12-2015, 01:23 PM)Charlie Kelly Wrote: I wondered that myself but we got stopped reducing stuff to below half price because they were losing more by selling them at less than half price than just binning them. My guess is they don't get taxed as much on waste as they would if they sold it.
That makes sense I suppose.Â
Fire Doinks
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Would it not be that folk who, say, really wanted a Cinnabun and couldn't find one reduced would then pay full price? And if you only sold one of those instead of three reduced the company makes more? Rather than being tax.
Also, Cinnabuns are fucking unreal only tried them a couple of months ago from Tesco and they're so good.
Charlie Kelly
Haring Around
No idea really, I'm just taking a wild guess. There's no danger the arseholes that used to crowd round the reduced trolley like the walking dead would buy anything at full price if what they fancied wasn't there though.
When I was on, anything that was decent that was going to get reduced would be "taken" before it could reach the trolley anyway so they were only left with all the shite.
Love that the general musings thread is inevitably going to degenerate in to a "how long after you bought a curry is it acceptable to eat it?" thread.
What are these cinnabuns? There is a place at buchanan galleries which does cinnamon pretzels which are pretty amazing, so interested to hear more about cinnabuns tbh.
Roger H. Sterling
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Doesn't sound very nice.
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(05-12-2015, 03:54 PM)Walter Sobchak Wrote: What are these cinnabuns? There is a place at buchanan galleries which does cinnamon pretzels which are pretty amazing, so interested to hear more about cinnabuns tbh.
Don't know about other shops but the tesco ones are bangin. Its like cream cheese icing or something like that, soft pastry and cinnamon jam. Everything is so balanced, not too dry and not over iced. Dank as fuck m9
(05-12-2015, 03:58 PM)Roger H. Sterling Wrote: Doesn't sound very nice.
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You can get that at Tesco?
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(05-12-2015, 04:15 PM)Donald Dank Wrote: Don't know about other shops but the tesco ones are bangin. Its like cream cheese icing or something like that, soft pastry and cinnamon jam. Everything is so balanced, not too dry and not over iced. Dank as fuck m9
Sounds pretty dank m80.
Some home baked cup cakes in our office today. Have been holding off but they look immense. Going to have one with a coffee just now.
Dexter
You Wish You Were Us
Enough money for fags ecig refills though.
Amirite....
Tesco cinnamon swirls are incredible. Assume they're the same thing.
Does saul goodman not skip town to work in a cinnabun?
(05-12-2015, 04:15 PM)Walter Sobchak Wrote: You can get that at Tesco?
(08-21-2017, 01:25 PM)i8hibsh Wrote: I AM A LONER BY CHOICE
I AM SINGLE BY CHOICE
I HAVE NO KIDS BY CHOICE
When you're walking past a Greggs after work, and they have fucking loads of food in a big bag on the shop floor, is that just going to be binned, then?
Also, speaking of reduced food, has anyone ever found anything worth taking from the Tesco chilled "reduced" bit? It's always bags of salad for 80p or random bits of lamb for >£3, which is way above the reasonable impulse-meat-purchase threshold.
(08-02-2018, 09:04 AM)Mags Wrote: The answer is Yes.
(05-12-2015, 08:36 PM)Acey Wrote: When you're walking past a Greggs after work, and they have fucking loads of food in a big bag on the shop floor, is that just going to be binned, then?
such strong powers of deduction ^^^
(05-12-2015, 08:36 PM)Acey Wrote: When you're walking past a Greggs after work, and they have fucking loads of food in a big bag on the shop floor, is that just going to be binned, then?
Nah, just Zeefuik picking up his lunch lmfao.
(05-12-2015, 08:36 PM)Acey Wrote: When you're walking past a Greggs after work, and they have fucking loads of food in a big bag on the shop floor, is that just going to be binned, then?
Also, speaking of reduced food, has anyone ever found anything worth taking from the Tesco chilled "reduced" bit? It's always bags of salad for 80p or random bits of lamb for >£3, which is way above the reasonable impulse-meat-purchase threshold.
Tesco Stirling used to be brilliant at times. Steak/chicken for 10p and shit.
Generally I get quite a lot of stuff now, but none of it ever goes on the shelf. HA YOU GUYS LAUGHED WHEN I SAID I STACK SHELVES BUT WHO'S LAUGHING NOW I GET CHEAP POOR QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS SOMETIMES
(08-21-2017, 01:25 PM)i8hibsh Wrote: I AM A LONER BY CHOICE
I AM SINGLE BY CHOICE
I HAVE NO KIDS BY CHOICE
Fire Doinks
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(05-12-2015, 09:05 PM)Makween Wrote: Tesco Stirling used to be brilliant at times. Â Steak/chicken for 10p and shit.
Generally I get quite a lot of stuff now, but none of it ever goes on the shelf. Â HA YOU GUYS LAUGHED WHEN I SAID I STACK SHELVES BUT WHO'S LAUGHING NOW I GET CHEAP POOR QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS SOMETIMES
You're just assisting the poor and stupid masses get on with their dumb menial lives Mak, don't get yourself down. I bet you console yourself with the thought that none of these chumps even realise the unfathomable intellect of the man they just asked to locate mayonnaise.
(05-12-2015, 09:13 PM)Donald Dank Wrote: You're just assisting the poor and stupid masses get on with their dumb menial lives Mak, don't get yourself down. I bet you console yourself with the thought that none of these chumps even realise the unfathomable intellect of the man they just asked to locate mayonnaise.
Absolutely. They don't even appreciate it when I try to cite Jacques Derrida to them. They're alive, but are they really living?
(08-21-2017, 01:25 PM)i8hibsh Wrote: I AM A LONER BY CHOICE
I AM SINGLE BY CHOICE
I HAVE NO KIDS BY CHOICE
(05-12-2015, 10:39 PM)Makween Wrote: Absolutely. Â They don't even appreciate it when I try to cite Jacques Derrida to them. Â They're alive, but are they really living?
Appreciation is a wonderful thing, Mak. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.
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