allroad
Inactive User
Very admirable thought of the big supermarkets ,to think of the disabled folks, and put the disabled parking as near to the door as possible, yes very admirable.
Then why the feck do they then put the basic items, like milk and bread in the most far flung corner or aisle in the whole huge 15 acre shopping area. Yes, they really do have the disabled thoughts at heart.
And another thing, while i'm on a supermarket roll.
It's also come to my attention, that in the " higher" end of the supermarket business i.e. waitrose/M&S etc, that the genuinely disabled are the people that park in the disabled parking bays.
In the lower end , i.e. asda/lidle etc, it's the fat and obese that park in the disabled bays, and not the genuine disabled peeps .
Then why the feck do they then put the basic items, like milk and bread in the most far flung corner or aisle in the whole huge 15 acre shopping area. Yes, they really do have the disabled thoughts at heart.
And another thing, while i'm on a supermarket roll.
It's also come to my attention, that in the " higher" end of the supermarket business i.e. waitrose/M&S etc, that the genuinely disabled are the people that park in the disabled parking bays.
In the lower end , i.e. asda/lidle etc, it's the fat and obese that park in the disabled bays, and not the genuine disabled peeps .