Hmm I think it's Asduz. It's owned by the same company that have Aldiz.Whatever, I don't shop there anyway, I shop at Asda's.
Some years ago, I had a double-hernia operation. Woke up in the morning unaware I had been billeted in a female ward (due to a lack of beds in the make ward). Got up and went for a pee wearing one of those hospital gowns which wasn't tied at the back. I'm strolling down the ward with half a dozen women pointing and screeching with laughter.
It’s a bit like the “invisible P” in Vimto really ;-)Hmm I think it's Asduz. It's owned by the same company that have Aldiz.
If you're from manchestoh anywayz.
I remember my first trip abroad and the rep telling us the supermarket is ‘Modelo’ and not ‘Modelo’s’, she then went on to explain you wouldn’t say ‘Tesco’s’ or ‘Asda’s’ etc etc, most of the room all just looked at each other and laughed, maybe it’s just a Northwest ‘quirk’ ? (yes I know it’s wrong/bad grammar etc).Tesco
Its TESCO....you dont go to Tesco's / Tescos....you go to TESCO
I don’t think it’s bad grammar though, but may be a legacy of when people shopped locally, before big commercial companies set up supermarkets. In those days you would nip down to e.g. “Paul’s”, or “Auntie Joan’s” to pick up your groceries etc. because you knew the owner, often a local legend, of the corner shop by name. Now Tesco, Asda etc. are the owners so it has just continued. That’s my theory anyway but even if it’s wrong, I still say it’s acceptable grammar, even moreso if it’s regional patois which deserves preservation.It’s a bit like the “invisible P” in Vimto really ;-)
I remember my first trip abroad and the rep telling us the supermarket is ‘Modelo’ and not ‘Modelo’s’, she then went on to explain you wouldn’t say ‘Tesco’s’ or ‘Asda’s’ etc etc, most of the room all just looked at each other and laughed, maybe it’s just a Northwest ‘quirk’ ? (yes I know it’s wrong/bad grammar etc).
Honestly mate I’ve no idea really, that particular incident stands out as the response was quite funny and in keeping with what’s been said here, not something that bothers me either way, more important things to worry about, like when should I water my cress next ;-)I don’t think it’s bad grammar though, but may be a legacy of when people shopped locally, before big commercial companies set up supermarkets. In those days you would nip down to e.g. “Paul’s”, or “Auntie Joan’s” to pick up your groceries etc. because you knew the owner, often a local legend, of the corner shop by name. Now Tesco, Asda etc. are the owners so it has just continued. That’s my theory anyway but even if it’s wrong, I still say it’s acceptable grammar, even moreso if it’s regional patois which deserves preservation.
“McDonald’s” is the same principle. It is the official company name but denotes that McDonald possesses something, in this case, “restaurants”, so when you go to McDonald’s you infer the place you are going to. Same with Tesco’s, Asda’s etc. but strangely not Lidl (for me anyway).
My first visit to McDonald's was years ago when my kids were young and maccies was new. I had been resisting it but had to give in for my lads.People who call Mcdonalds' "restaurants".
In restaurants you are provided with knives, forks and spoons.
Spot the difference...
Chips always hanging out of the box they come in spilling into the tray that hundreds of people have touched, The workers that go around picking up trays just give them a wipe and that's it. The exact same cloth that they are after cleaning multiple tables with too. Dirty bastards.My first visit to McDonald's was years ago when my kids were young and maccies was new. I had been resisting it but had to give in for my lads.
I was gobsmacked, they dumped some food on my tray with chips spilling all over it and that was it. As you say, no plate, knife or fork. I just looked at them, then I looked at the tray. I thought the guy was taking the piss. I actually thought he wanted to get sacked, no one would serve food like that, surely?
I've hated the place ever since. Oh and with covid etc, do people think that tray is clean enough to eat food off ?