[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

If you can't get organised in the 6.5 days they are open we like to give the staff time with their families down South

They'll be working the exact same number of hours, though . It's a religious throwback and you know it . Bet it's gone in a decade or so anyway

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

They'll be working the exact same number of hours, though . It's a religious throwback and you know it . Bet it's gone in a decade or so anyway

Might be the same number of hours but weekend work does not sit well with school hours family time is important to us Southerners

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Might be the same number of hours but weekend work does not sit well with school hours family time is important to us Southerners

Yes it does, I explained this in another thread I'm sure... You work all weekend, then in the week you send the li'l buggers off to school and relax and nap on the couch and argue on Tibb and stuff. Its a flawless system...

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes it does, I explained this in another thread I'm sure... You work all weekend, then in the week you send the li'l buggers off to school and relax and nap on the couch and argue on Tibb and stuff. Its a flawless system...

don't forget binging on Netflix

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

don't forget binging on Netflix

Not any more, they cancelled all of the shows because of historic sex offences.

[Basileus]

One of the Twitter comments on Christmas from the "victims" may explain why the anger over this "multiculral" disaster being shoved in our face by the same repulsive creeps who WANT us to spend money in THEIR stores - theres been non-christians on Christmas adverts before with no irritation, and the answers bloody obvious why - and this repulsive character is far from the worst either. Theres the usual pedestal lecturers on here I notice as elsewhere. Many who can't usually get through a sentence without a hefty amount of the over-used -ist and -phobic words. Strangely enough they never use them against the people like the Twitter poster somehow.....(cue the predicatable "He's not a bigot I think the same because I'd swear anything to defend them while I do the opposite to what I'm claiming....")

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Basileus

One of the Twitter comments on Christmas from the "victims" may explain why the anger over this "multiculral" disaster being shoved in our face by the same repulsive creeps who WANT us to spend money in THEIR stores - theres been non-christians on Christmas adverts before with no irritation, and the answers bloody obvious why - and this repulsive character is far from the worst either. Theres the usual pedestal lecturers on here I notice as elsewhere. Many who can't usually get through a sentence without a hefty amount of the over-used -ist and -phobic words. Strangely enough they never use them against the people like the Twitter poster somehow.....

What are you even saying?