It is my opinion, that old people should not be allowed in supermarkets.
I went to my local Morrisons today, and everywhere I looked were old people milling around. Everywhere I wanted to be, there was one in my way.
And dont get me started on the revolving doors. Old people seem to think that you can fill the compartment with a solid block of people, scooters and trolleys, and it will continue to spin.
There was room for a person to fit in, and it stopped, so an old lady decided to get through the gap and make it stop even longer, and it carried on stopping as it edged its way round, millimetres at a time.
And there are no sensors in front of you in a revolving door! They are at the back of the compartment! So when the doors stop, dont move backwards. As the signs say, "keep moving forward"
One old bloke was stood outside under the "largely enclosed" trolley housing area smoking a fag, and carried on smoking it, until on the threshold of the doors, where he discarded his fag and breathed out into the doors, suffocating everyone within. By rights he should be dead anyway, but he's no reason to inflict his poisonous habit on the rest of us.
Another gripe today is that Morrisons seem to have filled every available floorspace with promotional displays. This sounds a good idea, but they have gone too far with it, and when its busy with old people congesting the place, its a bad thing.
I went to my local Morrisons today, and everywhere I looked were old people milling around. Everywhere I wanted to be, there was one in my way.
And dont get me started on the revolving doors. Old people seem to think that you can fill the compartment with a solid block of people, scooters and trolleys, and it will continue to spin.
There was room for a person to fit in, and it stopped, so an old lady decided to get through the gap and make it stop even longer, and it carried on stopping as it edged its way round, millimetres at a time. And there are no sensors in front of you in a revolving door! They are at the back of the compartment! So when the doors stop, dont move backwards. As the signs say, "keep moving forward"
One old bloke was stood outside under the "largely enclosed" trolley housing area smoking a fag, and carried on smoking it, until on the threshold of the doors, where he discarded his fag and breathed out into the doors, suffocating everyone within.
By rights he should be dead anyway, but he's no reason to inflict his poisonous habit on the rest of us.Another gripe today is that Morrisons seem to have filled every available floorspace with promotional displays. This sounds a good idea, but they have gone too far with it, and when its busy with old people congesting the place, its a bad thing.
