[Gusto Brunt]

Sorry about this. Need to get it off me chest.

So I went to Morrisons tonight to get 6 packets of cheese muffins for £3. They're 50p each and I stick 'em in the freezer.

So I went up there to the store and the muffins shelves were all bare. So I said to the assistant, 'where's the muffins?' And he said, 'sold out'.

I said, "sold out?????? You're Morrisons, not the local corner shop.'

He said 'we're getting some more in the morning.'

I said, "well I expect you would!" I was flabbergasted.

He said, 'it's January 3rd you know...'

I said, "BIG DEAL."

[Amy Jade]

Your fault for not going earlier

[Babayaro.]

What's your point? Things sell out. Things get put back in stock. Deal with it.

[Gusto Brunt]

Major food stores shouldn't sell out. Tesco, Sainsburys and Iceland don't.

It's the job of the manager to keep all the shelves full.

You cannot defend the indefensible.

[Babayaro.]

The manager can only work with what has been delivered in the morning

[RichardG]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Major food stores shouldn't sell out. Tesco, Sainsburys and Iceland don't.

It's the job of the manager to keep all the shelves full.

You cannot defend the indefensible.

what? my tesco runs out of stock all the time.

[thesheriff443]

See you wanted six packets to freeze some, it only takes a few like your self to take six packets for them yo run out

Leaving the old dear who wanted one packet to have none

[Cherie]

Drivers have been on holiday Gusto, have patience, normality start to resume next week

[bitontheslide]

my asda is always going out of stock on items, its not just a christmas thing

[LeatherTrumpet]

brexit innit?

[caprimint]

This annoys me too, should be kept on top of all the time

[Denver]

If they order more then they need it will go out of date and they will loose money

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

I work at Iceland and we always sell out of stuff lol & also the manager has no control over what stock is delivered so you should take your whinging to head office instead of the frontline staff who just put and sell what is there.

pretty much this

[Shaun]

Any idiot knows that the baked section of supermarkets is always empty after 4pm.

[Jake.]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

I work at Iceland and we always sell out of stuff lol & also the manager has no control over what stock is delivered so you should take your whinging to head office instead of the frontline staff who just put and sell what is there.

Lmao this 10000%, same thing when I used to work at burger king

[rusticgal]

It's annoying...but it's life.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Major food stores shouldn't sell out. Tesco, Sainsburys and Iceland don't.

It's the job of the manager to keep all the shelves full.

You cannot defend the indefensible.

But if they're sold out by late on one day and will have them ordered back in the following morning that is perfectly acceptable.

The shelves don't magically replenish.

If the shelves were full of baked goods at 6pm then most of it would most likely be thrown out as it goes off quickly.

[Livia]

We wouldn't have these shortages under Corbyn.

[Nancy.]

Oh, DON'T get me started on Morrisons.

I had my shopping delivered a fortnight ago but a lot of what arrived was substituted for Morrisons own brand because they didn't have what I ordered in stock (despite me placing my order over a week in advance). 4 different flavours of Pringles had been substituted for 4 tubs of Texas BBQ. 2 packs of bacon was substituted for 1 20 pack. 2 bottles of Pepsi subsituted for Morrisons Lemonade. (I hate lemonade). Kipling mince pies (again) substituted for Morrisons own brand. Bruised apples and manky Bananas. Squashed bread.

I complained to the driver and he took them from me and said I'd be refunded for the returned items, but they didn't. So I got on the phone to them and they said no items had been returned, so I ended up in an argument with some bitch of a manager who kept going around in circles, so I slammed the phone down and tried again the following day - to which they said the items HAD been returned and it was their mistake and said a refund would be processed. This was ages ago and i'm still waiting, so i'll be back on the phone again later.

Their delivery service is absolute ****E and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

[Nancy.]

Just been on the phone to them and a refund has now been done. It's only taken them two weeks to do it. They weren't as slow in taking my money though. Twats.

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Sorry about this. Need to get it off me chest.

So I went to Morrisons tonight to get 6 packets of cheese muffins for £3. They're 50p each and I stick 'em in the freezer.

So I went up there to the store and the muffins shelves were all bare. So I said to the assistant, 'where's the muffins?' And he said, 'sold out'.

I said, "sold out?????? You're Morrisons, not the local corner shop.'

He said 'we're getting some more in the morning.'

I said, "well I expect you would!" I was flabbergasted.

He said, 'it's January 3rd you know...'

I said, "BIG DEAL."

cheese muffins sound rank anyway

[waterhog]

the brunt was puffin
cheeks going in with ease
6pm and feels like some muffin
never tried one with cheese.
your fetish is strange
do you like clean or mouldy
open to all muffin and the range
not worried if young or a real oldie.
you got to stop
I am going to be blunt
my muffin has a cherry on top
so what do you say my darling brunt ?

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Nancy.

4 different flavours of Pringles had been substituted for 4 tubs of Texas BBQ.

By far the best part of this rant.

[caprimint]

Texas bbq pringles are amazing though

[Nancy.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

By far the best part of this rant.