A Welling father and his disabled daughter were left outraged after allegedly buying an-out-of date drink - with mould and rot floating inside - from a Bexleyheath supermarket.Cue outrage, with added OUTRAGE! on top for good measure.
Mr Kibble said: "There was sediment at the bottom and mildew floating at the top of the drink itself.
"It is absolutely outrageous.
"To sell out of date drinks is disgraceful.
"It’s horrible."Yeah, yeah, we get the message. Collect your £10 voucher and sod off back to ‘Jeremy Kyle’ like the…
Wait. What?
The loving father, who has shopped at the store for ten years, requested the company pay for his £36 shopping bill as a form of compensation.
They refused and instead, Mr Kibble was offered a £10 voucher.It’s not often that I’m rendered speechless by the sheer greed of the benefit classes, but…now I am!
He added: "The senior management did not seem to care.
"Head office did not seem to care.
"It was incredibly upsetting for my family and to come away empty handed makes it even harder to swallow."From the look of you, it’s the only thing you find hard to swallow…
6 comments:
He could have contacted his local Trading Standards, but of course, that would not give him his money back (or since he is so greedy, much better)!!!
Anonnymouse
XX and his disabled daughter XX
Do they have a hire firm where these people can rent a spastic, just for media appearances?
And what has it to do with the story any way?
Is it just me? I don't think I could have been bothered to take it back to the shop, I would have just thrown it away.
Stonyground
It has bugger all to do with the story, FT. Just another member of the underclass trying it on and being dumb enough to describe a (free) £10 voucher as "coming away empty handed". Berk!
Give him the £10 and then just ban him from the shop.
"And what has it to do with the story any way?"
Extra Victimhood points!
"Give him the £10 and then just ban him from the shop."
From all of 'em!
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