Take a good store and fill it with wage slaves who know feck all about the products they make little attempt to sell.
Hunting and Fishing would be the latest example I have struck.
Today we went there, as the wife was interested in a particular rifle advertised in their advertiser magazine.
"Have you got one to look at?"
"No"
"when are they coming?"
"If someone orders one"
"I don't buy stuff I haven't seen"
"Oh"
Kiss at least a grand good-buy wage slave.
We need to clean out the public service, so they can fill the jobs fruit picking, the fruit-pickers can replace the dung-gatherers- WHO CAN THEN STAFF THE FRICKIN SHOPS!
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I hope you asked the wife why she wanted a rifle Oswald? Maybe you should eat some humble pie and go back to H&C and ask to look at their bullet proof vests?
That's bad service & poor business, which ever way you look at it.
Ha ha Johnboy! How's the bottom-situation, Bastable?
Reminds me of my loathing for items that come in those rotten bubble-packs...
There's no way to get a decent look at what you're buying without taking it out of the pack, and if you do that the drone behind the counter has a fit of the vapours.
H&F is a particularly useless chain I've found. There's a couple of good stores, the whakatane one's pretty mean, and the rest are shit.
What rifle was she after?
.223 Weatherby Vanguard Compact
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