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MikeyA replied on 11/01/2021 18:21
Posted on 11/01/2021 17:35 by TakethedogalongSome of the smaller supermarkets have cleverly blocked off the ends of aisles, meaning that you have to follow a one way system for most of the way round. I doubt the larger ones could manage because of fire regs and getting more people out quickly.
Aisle rage is quite funny when you encounter it, although it pays to keep a blank face so as not to escalate things. I got caught up in an incident with a shelf stacker, another woman shopper and me. We were all politely waiting to pass an unmasked trio hell bent on locating that night’s vodka of choice. We all got called “stupid effers “ because we chose not to push past. Ranted at for being polite🤷♀️
Cornersteady replied on 11/01/2021 18:22
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Posted on 11/01/2021 18:23
Length, not width obviously. It is a superstore and many aisles are 9 feet+ wide. Veg aisles far more. I notice, now you mention width, that clothes washing products, freezer aisles and booze aisles are narrower. Thy do have less usage and I suppose that is the reason.
Wherenext replied on 11/01/2021 18:30
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:22 by CornersteadyCoronavirus: Boris Johnson criticised over bike ride seven miles from home
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Rufs replied on 11/01/2021 18:37
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:23 byLength, not width obviously. It is a superstore and many aisles are 9 feet+ wide. Veg aisles far more. I notice, now you mention width, that clothes washing products, freezer aisles and booze aisles are narrower. Thy do have less usage and I suppose that is the reason.
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:37
You should stop digging Easy,
" I notice, now you mention width, that clothes washing products, freezer aisles and booze aisles are narrower Thy do have less usage and I suppose that is the reason.."
as i said, not a supermarket boffin, but freezer aisles and booze aisles are narrower, they have less usage, wow life must be different in Wales freezer & booze are very popular here in England
"" I notice, now you mention width"
are you in the supermarket now or are you using google earth ?
Takethedogalong replied on 11/01/2021 18:37
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:21 by MikeyASo are you saying that, if the first person stops at the first product then nobody overtakes until that persons continues ( who may then stop at the second product etc)
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:37
Nope I am indicating that an unmasked trio of potential p*ss heads, chose to verbally abuse three masked, polite individuals who couldn’t get past them.
Like TammyG I am perfecting the Cersei Lannister eyebrow indication of displeasure at the moment. Mouth shut and masked, but the eyes are saying it all.
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Rufs replied on 11/01/2021 18:43
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:21 by MikeyASo are you saying that, if the first person stops at the first product then nobody overtakes until that persons continues ( who may then stop at the second product etc)
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:43
thats what happens at my local One Stop, admittedly most people are only getting maybe milk and a paper when i go at approx 0800 hrs and the aisles that have the other goods in are off from the milk and newspaper aisles, as i say to some folk, take your time i am not in any hurry, it is just the money machine that drives me crazy sometimes this is in the aisle where you are waiting to pay solution, put on mask and visor, and i use disposablde gloves
Rufs replied on 11/01/2021 18:45
replied on 11/01/2021 18:48
Posted on 11/01/2021 17:35 by TakethedogalongSome of the smaller supermarkets have cleverly blocked off the ends of aisles, meaning that you have to follow a one way system for most of the way round. I doubt the larger ones could manage because of fire regs and getting more people out quickly.
Aisle rage is quite funny when you encounter it, although it pays to keep a blank face so as not to escalate things. I got caught up in an incident with a shelf stacker, another woman shopper and me. We were all politely waiting to pass an unmasked trio hell bent on locating that night’s vodka of choice. We all got called “stupid effers “ because we chose not to push past. Ranted at for being polite🤷♀️
Posted on 11/01/2021 18:48
Our local coop is like that, ends blocked and you would have to walk 4 aisles to get bread. But they are short aisles. I was in there a few weeks ago for as stamp and to weigh a parcel.
Haven't seen anyone without a mask since they were brought in. I I exclude a few who walked into the foyer in the early days and were reminded having forgotten to don it. They complied straight away ..... as did I when I forgot to take it out of my pocket
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