[Cal.]

They'd never dream of putting anyone who worked in Tesco in ever again. :/

[alex_front2]

Oh c'mon, Zoe is "humble"

[Lostie!]

Totally off her after that.

[alex_front2]

What if you are a senior executive, C-suite Tesco employee? But don't threat Zoe is northern, so she's
- salt of the earth
- down to earth
- humble

Unlike everyone else.

[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Willbrick1999

next time she go to Tesco I hope one of the staff get a massive fish and shoves it down her throat, then says "That will shut your crap singing voice up, you bi***".

bit extreme

[Will.]

Originally Posted by jackc1806

bit extreme

but it would be hilarious.

[coffee]

What a ****ing cow
I'm a nanny so my job is below tesco and I am very offended >=[

[Will.]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

What if you are a senior executive, C-suite Tesco employee? But don't threat Zoe is northern, so she's
- salt of the earth
- down to earth
- humble

Unlike everyone else.

if you owned Tesco you would be 100 times more successful than Zoe, and be earning a lot more!

[jackc1806]

Originally Posted by Willbrick1999

but it would be hilarious.

or serious assault

[coffee]

Originally Posted by alex_front2

- salt of the earth
- down to earth
- humble

Why is this a thing?

[Marsh.]

Poor Tesco Mary

[Will.]

Originally Posted by jackc1806

or serious assault

Why are you taking this serious, it's a joke.

[smudgie]

She had a point, but the rest of the housemates are not quite the 'lovies' either.

[Nell_McCoy]

Tesco (and every other supermarket) should give their staff badges and put up gimormous posters saying "Get Zoe Out!"

[coffee]

Originally Posted by Nell_McCoy

Tesco (and every other supermarket) should give their staff badges and put up gimormous posters saying "Get Zoe Out!"

HAHAHAHAHHAA even waitrose? I'd say Waitrose workers have more life experience than Zoe.

[Heaven = Winner]

She does have a point tbh, but I agree that it's unfair for her to say that when there are Tesco employees who have had really successful lives.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by smudgie

She had a point, but the rest of the housemates are not quite the 'lovies' either.

What point did she have?

She implied that people who do certain jobs (for example, Tesco workers) aren't "successful" (at least by her definition), and that they don't have as much "stories and life experience" as her.

Also, why do the other housemates meet her definition of "successful"? Perhaps I missed something, and it's a house full of high-flying, rich celebrities?

[abhorson]

Originally Posted by Heaven = Winner

She does have a point tbh, but I agree that it's unfair for her to say that when there are Tesco employees who have had really successful lives.

Sought of an oxymoron there.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Heaven = Winner

She does have a point tbh, but I agree that it's unfair for her to say that when there are Tesco employees who have had really successful lives.

What point does she have? dying to hear this.

[SocietyIsRuined]

Why should she have to deal with us peasants? She's far and above higher in rank than us all. Obviously a Waitrose person.

[BigSister]

Yeah knew we would pick up on that whats wrong with working at Tesco nothing!

[Jamesy]

I like Zoe but that was a stupid thing to say. It's a job at the end of the day. bet if you threw her into Tesco as an employee she wouldn't have a friggin' clue what to do!

[Northern Monkey]

Stuck up geordie bitch

[abhorson]

That was Zoe's, Mark moment right there.

[alex_front2]

Originally Posted by coffee

Why is this a thing?

Yep, bring down to earth is very important to winning. Especially if a regular female ie no transgender back story.