On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 15:38:59 +0100, "Doctor Evil"
wrote:



They have spent a fortune acquiring all the Safeway stores and still have
not converted them all to Morrisons.

That should empty most of the rest of them.


and look at the car park of most
Safeway stores.

The old Safeway now Morrisons which is closest to me is always packed solid.

You must live in a pretty dire place if that is the best of the bunch
be it on price or quality.


You know nothing of British society, being what you are makes it worse.

An individual? I think that that makes things better as well as
making it hard for those like you who would seek to categorise people.


What the customer
chooses has much more to do
with disposable income how
busy they are and whether they
like a better quality product at more
money than anything else.

..and also petty snobbery, in the rejection of Aldi, Netto and Lidl.

That's simple rejection of crap and
exercise of customer choice.

Strange in that many others don't take your petty snobbery viewpoint here.

That's because there isn't any petty snobbery on my part. It's purely
on yours and inverted.





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