My neighbour has signed up with one. He arrives early in the morning, makes as much noise as possible with bottles and plastic crates, then charges about twice what the local shop does.
The Australia-born, London-based businessman is president of the Enhanced Games, a sort of Olympics without drug testing which he says “will obliterate all the world records” by “unlocking human potential.”
The Enhanced Games has its own website, featuring a video that purports to show the “fastest man in the world.”
“He has broken Usain Bolt’s 100m record. He has unlocked his body’s true athletic potential,” the website says. “But the world isn’t ready for him.
“The Olympics hate him. He has been vilified. He will be vindicated.”
We get two 1 pint bottles of milk delivered twice a week. Total cost £3.92, so about 2.5x the cost of buying a single 4 pint bottle in the supermarket - it's only bought because my better half wanted to reduce plastic waste.
It's very annoying as there's no guaranteed "deliver by" time, so occasionally it's been delivered at 0730 or later when we've gone to work, and sometimes the lid doesn't seal quite properly and the milk doesn't seem to last as long, even though they live in the fridge. Couple that with the fact it's sometimes delivered at 0500 on a Saturday and we don't get up until 0800 means it's been sat outside in 16C+ heat for 3 hours, which probably doesn't help either. It's a massive faff.
We do as well now. We use so little milk that we’d buy a four pinter and end up chucking the last third down the drain. Cravendale lasts that much longer that there’s no wastage.I buy cravendale now, and it's cheaper per pint (and I'm not throwing it away)
I'm thinking of getting milk and maybe some farm foods delivered in the morning and was wondering if anyone else does this. I'll want two or three litres of skimmed milk and maybe some farm food to go along with it.
Milk they have only existed if you're referring to more than 1 milkman at a time.Me and my GF get through about 5-6 litres a week (~10 pints) so im sure it would be expensive.
4 litres of Cravendale whole milk is £4.
I bet its not £1 a litre from the milkman?
Didnt even know milkmen/milkwomen/milkthey rolleyes existed any more.