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Out of date

Posted: Sat 25 Oct, 2008 22.03
by Alexia
I purchased today on my way home from work four tins of beer to drink. Unfortunately having got them home, and opening one to a massive explosion of foam despite it resting in my fridge for the past 3 hours, I've discovered one went out of date in May, the other three in August.

As it was a local off-license type thingy, I wasn't given a receipt, but I should be able to march in on Monday morning and demand a refund, ja?

This isn't the first time I've had problems with things being out of date in that shop. I've bought out-of-date Mini Eggs there, but put that down to a one off. I should be suspicious that now, 6 months after Easter, they still have Creme Eggs for sale.

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sat 25 Oct, 2008 22.31
by Sput
Oh you've never truly been disappointed by a Creme egg until you've found on that's gone hard inside. Anyway, depending on how evil you're feeling, you COULD report them to the council for selling that shit.

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sat 25 Oct, 2008 23.09
by Alexia
Did I mention I work for the council now? ;)

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sun 26 Oct, 2008 01.15
by Nini
Ooh, better and talk of expired Creme Eggs is always good for me too. Send them up the river.

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sun 26 Oct, 2008 08.52
by Sput
Alexia wrote:Did I mention I work for the council now? ;)
Eek! You don't have to deal with the great british public do you?

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sun 26 Oct, 2008 11.25
by Alexia
Yes, the great unwashed. Sigh, such is life.

Some of them actually do stink mind.

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sun 26 Oct, 2008 11.39
by Sput
Have you been called "jobsworth" by idiots yet?

Re: Out of date

Posted: Sun 26 Oct, 2008 11.46
by Alexia
No, not had that pleasure yet.

I was yelled at by a bloke who forgot he'd taken out a library book for his wife on his card though. Until he remembered.