Tesco Limits

[ummmm]

They have limited shopping to 80 items. That might sound like quite a bit but it's not when you have 5 adults in the house. I'm just thinking of shower gel, toothpaste, washing powder etc.

[piggynose]

Ummmm, you said your daughter wont eat curry or stew, and the twins dont eat cheese.
When i was a kid there were only 2 choices. Take it or leave it!!

[ummmm]

Piggy....I get paid to make their lunches. I have to make stuff they'll eat. These are work lunches. They don't have a choise at home. Eat it or have a bowl of cereal.

[diddlydo]

These people seem to be adults (please correct me if I'm wrong). Therefore, if they're picky eaters, they buy and make their own food - end of.

[Spicerack]

I was in Iceland an hour ago. They seemed to have most things (not frozen) and no queue at the door. (here)

[ummmm]

Diddly - did you not understand? I get paid to make their food. I cater for their lunches. I couldn't give two hoots what have for dinner.

[diddlydo]

Ummm - sorry, but no I don't understand! Are these people part of your household? If they are, why are you getting paid to provide their lunches? Or are you running a profit-making mini-canteen?

[Mamyalynne]

It was called 'paying your keep' when I was living at home and earning.

[MartinMillar]

When I lived at home I paid my mother rent that included lunch. My brothers did the same, however I did not like the food my brothers like so my mother made something different for me.
Which is what ummmm does.
Hardly rocket science is it?

[Mamyalynne]

Easily understood, yes.

[diddlydo]

I find this whole scenario bizarre in this day and age and particularly in the current situation.

[pastafreak]

I'd would think that as they PAY for the food ummmm is supplying and making, then they are entitled to have what they want.

[MartinMillar]

Exactly pasta I think diddlyjust likes to snip at people