Yet another of those stupid little things that irritate me ....

[lurker17260]

At the bakery I go to almost everyday for bread they never say "can I help you" or anything like that.  It is always "ya right?".  Hate it, hate it, hate it X-(

They are really nice otherwise but that just grates everytime I hear it 😐

[lurker17260]

Absolute oposite here.  I am constantly saying "come on, keep up".  You could call me Christian sometimes, I'm so bossy :^O

[lurker17260]

oposite = opposite  (it's late, that's my excuse)

[icyfroth]

I hate when they say like, "like".

for example:

I got to work this morning and I'm, like, what the? There's water like, all over my desk and I'm like, what go's one? My friend's like, oh sorry, I like, spilled my drink. I'll like, go get a paper towel and like, clean it up, ok?

I'm like, awesome.

[newstart2380]

Me to, makes sense it should be with the UH milk.

They don't keep the fresh cream with the fresh milk, so why would UHT be any different?. 

Cream is usually kept near desserts as people like to put it on their desserts... 

In both W's and C's where I live the fresh milk and cream are next to each other which does make sense. So I think the UH milk and cream should be together, where I live they are complete different ilses.

[patchoo78]

At my local Woolies, the cream is kept near the butter and the milk is in a separate fridge next to the meat (the meat isn't in the same fridge)

I'll have a look where it is next time I can be bothered going to Coles

[patchoo78]

Well I had a look at IGA.. And the UHT cream is kept with the UHT milk..

So there you go 

[icyfroth]

So there you go. At Coles it's not. And that's what irritates me.

[patchoo78]

I hate going to different supermarkets and nothing is where it should be.. 

I always expect the sugar to be in the same aisle as the coffee and tea

[lightningdance]

UK shows when they use the greeting "Hiyah" & they have the hide to call us uncouth 😄

[latina4621]

yes all the political threads