The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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Not quite sure where all these references come from as Tommy Rooney being a great/swift communicator - that couldn't be further from our experience. Rang him a week ago today/Monday to check that he was able to do Gas Safe inspection/cert' for me. Emailed him the same morning with all the relevant information, messaged him Friday to check whether he's able to schedule it in, called (x3) and messaged again today - without a single response ..... If he can't or doesn't want the work - it would be much easier for all concerned to just say so. Really not impressed. Am gutted our regular Gas Safe guy of many years has retired. -
Who can afford to smoke. I know someone who buys their tobacco at duty free prices from a local shop. You can get cheap but fake tobacco from the market shops in Peckham, but these are dangerously detrimental to your health. I have no idea why these shops are allowed to sell such cr*p and get away with it. -
Shops in stations are catering for people in a hurry who want/need to buy things they haven't had the forethought/time/inclination to buy before they got to the station. Therefore the shops have a captive market, and I imagine can charge whatever they think said captive market will pay, at least for things which don't have a set price marked on them, like magazines. It is also possible that their overheads like rent are greater in a station, though I have absolutely no idea about that. I'm a bit surprised if M&S are charging more in stations though? I bought a filled baguette at the small M&S upstairs at London Bridge on Sunday because I didn't have time for breakfast, and it didn't seem any more expensive than I have previously paid at M&S food stores elsewhere? -
By OutOfFocus · Posted
If the real ones aren't any good try the pretend ones 🙂
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