There is hope yet !!

All Morrisons in our city have the same layout. It can be jarring at first because it seems oddly familiar minus the change of personnel but it's great for finding stuff.

Move?
 
Pretty sure there's a human or two involved in the process... It's not all automated or self-service yet.


Not sure if serious, or just pretending not to get the joke.......



OHHHHH DECKING!!!! As in punching.

Well there you have it folks. I did a Birtdoy :(
 
Pretty sure there's a human or two involved in the process... It's not all automated or self-service yet.

What I mean is that the people stocking the shelves don't decide where something goes, it's done by someone in an office somewhere using a (often wrong) floorplan.
 
This is why I hate asking people in shops and supermarkets anything - there's a strong chance they won't know ****. I used to work in Safeways and if I didn't know, I would try and at least help them find it.

Plus, stay away from Morrisons. I hate it*.

*the fact that they took over my beloved Safeways has nothing to do with it :mad:.
 
Wife and I had to go to the big city near us - Well it's big to us and while we were there decided to do our weekly shop at Morrisons rather than small local one.
Being bigger we had trouble finding things so I asked this nice young assistant "Can you tell me where the fresh meat counter is please" Her eyes went blank for a second then lit up "Do you mean the stuff you cook yourself"- Yes you got it :(

Oh my God :rolleyes:

I deliver to 3 Morrisons a week, Not all staff are like that one, but one or two are & that comes as no surprise to me. She's probably a new staff member.
 
Cool stories that didn't happen :D

I recall being in a supermarket in Baton Rouge, LA some years back, and after wandering the drinks, sodas, squash, and soft drink aisles, I gave up, and asked a thirty something employee, with the supermarket badge and name tag on her shirt, “Excuse me ma’am, can you tell me where I can find tonic water please?”
She looked at me askance, and said, “Tahnic what?”
I patiently said, slowly, “Tahnic water.”
She collared another employee walking by, and said, “Eugene, kin y’all unnerstand this gennulman.”
Eugene tried, but gave up, and handed me a pen and paper, I wrote down tonic water.
They both said, “Oh, tahnic wahder, sorry sir, we’re fresh out.”

These big stores can be confusing, we went in to B&Q and asked an assistant about replacing our patio, he said do you want decking? we just ran out as fast as we could :p
 
I once got stumped at the bread aisle when an assistant got worried I'd been there that long.
I'd been sent in for Hovis and as far as I was concerned there was only one Hovis which that young lad carried up a steep hill in the adverts.
I eventually came away with the wrong one.
On the same 'experience' I had to get some arrowroot biscuits - never again.
I know where the nuts and crisps are in Tesco and that's all I need.
 
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