Scanning your own items at supermarket

[Ticktock]

A former colleague of mine loved Sainsbury's self-service tills because of all the free Nectar points he'd get. Scan in a sandwich and a drink, when asked if he'd used his own bags say "Yes".
How many bags? "10".
1 bonus point for each bag, every day, I'm sure it soon adds up.

[FiveTimes]

I was banned from sainsburys for shop-lifting pick'n'mix, I got caught twice. I told them I had an addiction and can't walk past the open trays. I'm not allowed in tesco metro holborn either.

sounds like you have a problem

pm me

[aussielong]

sounds like you have a problem

pm me

No, this was before I met haile selassie

[DodgyAgent]

I was banned from sainsburys for shop-lifting pick'n'mix, I got caught twice. I told them I had an addiction and can't walk past the open trays. I'm not allowed in tesco metro holborn either.

I thought theft was part of aussie culture

[eek]

I thought theft was part of aussie culture

Wasn't it the default career path of their founding fathers.

[escapeUK]

Wasn't it the default career path of their founding fathers.

Oh the irony of sending criminals to a paradise and leaving the honest folk in this tulip hole.

[SupremeSpod]

It was only 91 words.

You counted them though, didn't you?

Oh dear

[SimonMac]

Three tins of tuna make one beep.

Expensive mushrooms get scanned as carrots.

Are these mistakes acceptable?

One Delta Ten Tango error?

[MarillionFan]

It was only 91 words.

Attention spans are getting shor...

[EternalOptimist]

get the barcode for a tin of beans and tape it to the back of your hand. scan the cheap items normally , scan the expensive items with the back of your hand

put your gloves and false nose on, run like heck