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durhamplumber
Lol..Thought you said scum at first!!..
Tesco Vs Aldi
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You can cook with them ok but yeah, I don't understand why no bramley. Perhaps in store but not online? They have in sains ok, saw them the other day.
Probably the supplier wants a fair price for them.
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I feel like this may be stretch the term 'friend' somewhat.
A friend would probably be doing it for free, unless they were pretty desperate for money.
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yes i am quite a generous sole and he was shall we say a "slow thinker" so others would take advantage and sometimes be derogatory so was trying to be supportive until i retired and the cost off £11 went from pin money to quite a chunk off my spare cash each week
That's terrible, If he was a mate he would just take enough to cover fuel, about £3.00
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sodthisforfun
If he was a mate, should do it for nothing imo!
Not that bleedin' slow!
I wouldn't mind sharing the petrol cost, though for such a short trip it might be more neighbourly to pay for tea and a doughnut instead. On a long journey, IME it's more common for the passenger to get out and go to the till in the petrol station.
It would be easier if the driver said "no, no, I couldn't accept money" and the passenger said "well let me buy you a tea (or a beer) then."
paying a rate based on taxi fares is a bit steep.
It would be easier if the driver said "no, no, I couldn't accept money" and the passenger said "well let me buy you a tea (or a beer) then."
paying a rate based on taxi fares is a bit steep.
i try not to use standard negative or stereotypical word
i suspect he is a bit autistic because detail and correctness seem to be what he is good at where as social fairness or etiquette seem to be just another numbers game where emotion and compromise are not logical in his mind
What I was thinking. Less friend - more private hire driver.
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Bodd
I'm a big fan
you need to remember its the whole person and what he does that determines a good freind or a bad freind
after all you dont know what he does for nought or put back into the local society just my ramblings about shopping
sometimes you do odd things to keep a friendship sweet but eventually make excuses and change what you do to stop a situation turning into a problem between freinds off 40 years
We have some bad experiences with red meat from both, plus find their chicken Kiev inedible recovered and shaped, tasteless meat. So now we buy from local butcher. We also buy fruit and veg from them carefully, or buy it from a local shop for quality. Tesco/ Sainsburys are certainly no better.
We do buy most other things from Lidl or Aldi, though prefer Lidl for more things. Nothing nasty or down market with either, they are (or our locals are) comparable to Tesco and Sainsburys.
yes i am quite a generous sole and he was shall we say a "slow thinker" so others would take advantage and sometimes be derogatory so was trying to be supportive until i retired and the cost off £11 went from pin money to quite a chunk off my spare cash each week
i try not to use standard negative or stereotypical word
i suspect he is a bit autistic because detail and correctness seem to be what he is good at where as social fairness or etiquette seem to be just another numbers game where emotion and compromise are not logical in his mind
Quite a couple you must have made!
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