Anyone you won't buy from now?

Maybe…

But over these few days I worked for that company, I seen maybe one or two with acceptable standard for me…

Apart of that it was terrible - stink, mud on the floor, the guys dropping bits of meat into it, putting it up and throwing it back to the woks… YYYk :neutral_face:

Saying that the food can be good, I had recently a briliant meal in Chinese restaurant in Germany (but you could see the kitchen in there).

Westlers at Amotherby or Jacksons in Derringham Street :stuck_out_tongue:

rupert murdoch, matalan and TK Max.

Cadburys

this is the last time im looking at this thread as half my food needs chucking out now and i feel sick. :smiling_imp: :smiling_imp:

Years ago when I delivered catering equipment to all kinds of places the drivers were generally agreed that the places with the poshest fronts usually had the worst kitchens.

If most people actually saw what goes into pre-prepared food like pies, sausages, burgers etc they wouldn’t want to eat them.

A meal at a Harvesters restaurant and a [zb] Bulgarian apartment. :imp:

Lovlyperson:

lee mc67:
Years ago I collected hams from a place in liverpool called whistlers farm, to take to the markets. On picking up the hams I saw millions of maggots crawling up the rubber door dividers. Eghghgh…wont buy meat from a market again

Maggots are used in Hospitals,as they eat the Death Flesh and leave the good,so your Wound health much better :exclamation:

Have you got any leeches for this? :stuck_out_tongue:

Clarks shoes. They don’t make them like they used too. Since the factory moved to China qualitys no longer there.

Hence why most people don’t eat this, except when they have been drinking. youtu.be/zKpH6Lzz-ug.

mike68:
Hence why most people don’t eat this, except when they have been drinking. youtu.be/zKpH6Lzz-ug.

I now dont eat kebabs !! :laughing:

i used to collect clinical waste from the “royal liverpool hospital”…if the standards of hygiene in the hospital are anything like the back yard then i wouldnt want anyone going there…soiled nappies,blood ridden tissues all over the floor in the back yard,placentas from child birth in buckets in wheelie bins sitting outside in the sun for days when there isnt enough room on the wagon,the smell was soo bad.rats running round,bin bags overflowing out of the skips…the place was a joke.

Rob K:
Very cautious of farm shops after having delivered to a few. There’s one such on the A58, if you come off M62 at J26 and head for Leeds on the A58 it comes up on the left just after you go over the motorway bridge, they always have 3000 ads placed at the entrance to it. Delivered meat there once and [zb] me the inside of the prep area nearly made me puke. There was discarded raw meat laying all over the place and the flies!!!.. you couldn’t move for them. The little “farm shop” building adjacent to it looks fine and you’d never think there was anything untoward going on :open_mouth: .

I’d never buy a house built in the past 20 years either. I have friends and family in the house building trade and I’ve seen first hand how they’re thrown together with very poor workmanship.

Yes, they are literally flat packed and chucked up with an instruction manual, it’s horrific :unamused:

I collect from an economy burger factory and a ham factory once a week. What I’ve seen should put me off for life, but somehow reason gets mugged and hunger takes control. Seriously though, you should see the crap that the crap lorry collects at the ham factory :open_mouth:

205:
Flights with British Airways
used them once from heathrow to los angeles and it was the worst flight i have ever been on, after takeoff they served the food and then it was lights out with only one snoty attendent on each isle to serve drinks until around 2 hours from la when the rest of the crew appeared to serve tea and biscuits.

Now i’ve flown with many european airlines, including Aeroflot, Rossiya, Czech airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, aer lingus, Swissair, S7 Siberian airlines, lyingair and squeezyjet, amongst others and in the dim and distant past British United, Monarch, and Dan Air! I have to say that, in flight service is the best on BA by far. They may not always be on time, but they do treat you like human beings, which is more than can be said for a certain Irish airline! :imp:

Theres nothing wrong with Lyanair is there?
Who was it I flew with from Bristol to Inverness ? cost more for my bag than it did for me :angry:

raymundo:
Theres nothing wrong with Lyanair is there?
Who was it I flew with from Bristol to Inverness ? cost more for my bag than it did for me :angry:

And there lies the problem. At easter we went to Sardina. I checked out prices for Easy jet, Ryanair, alitalia (Via Rome) and BA. Guess what? BA were the most expensive UNTIL you start to add on the “extras” charged by the other cheap airlines. Baggage, check in, boarding, hand luggage, insurance etc, they were both well aboue BA.
BA flies from Heathrow, a modern airport close to London with excellent transport links, the others are from either Gatwick or Stanstead, and you try getting to either of them for an early morning flight! With BA you get a seat allocated at check in, or if you do as I do, check in online 24 hours before your flight and choose your own seat, you get free coffee or tea and sometimes a meal on BA, not £1.50 for a Mars bar like ryanair charge
I will fly with budget airlines, but only after I’ve checked and double checked the costs against the scheduled airlines first…

I no longer buy tickets from WHUFC after seeing the over-priced crap they served up a few years ago!

If I had the choice I wouldn’t choose to fly with Air Algier again although on the flight to Oran from Nice I was sitting next to a very tasty Algerian lass who turned out to be the co-pilot on the plane out of Oran to Algiers, and it had to wait for her. Security was a joke ! non-existent nearly. The company I worked for paid for all flights so I had no choice.

Heathrow terminal 5 !!! very modern it may be but they certainly dont cater for anyone who smokes, you cant get out if transiting so I used the dis-abled toilets , while on a five hour wait !!

truckerjon:

raymundo:
Theres nothing wrong with Lyanair is there?
Who was it I flew with from Bristol to Inverness ? cost more for my bag than it did for me :angry:

And there lies the problem. At easter we went to Sardina. I checked out prices for Easy jet, Ryanair, alitalia (Via Rome) and BA. Guess what? BA were the most expensive UNTIL you start to add on the “extras” charged by the other cheap airlines. Baggage, check in, boarding, hand luggage, insurance etc, they were both well aboue BA.
BA flies from Heathrow, a modern airport close to London with excellent transport links, the others are from either Gatwick or Stanstead, and you try getting to either of them for an early morning flight! With BA you get a seat allocated at check in, or if you do as I do, check in online 24 hours before your flight and choose your own seat, you get free coffee or tea and sometimes a meal on BA, not £1.50 for a Mars bar like ryanair charge
I will fly with budget airlines, but only after I’ve checked and double checked the costs against the scheduled airlines first…

That’s true.

But altough cheap airlines are not too good for holidays, they are perfect for short visits, when you only have your hand luggage with you.

Once I managed to snap a flight for free (almost). It was several years ago, price was 0.01 p from Glasgow to Wrocław and 0.01 zł on the way back. There was half price charges in Glasgow and no charges in Wrocław and then 10 quid card charge which I evaded by payng with Polish visa electron card, which was back then free.

I am common user of that route with Ryanair and it’s not a problem to book a return flight for less than 50 pounds even only few weeks in advance.

I guess my cheap flight is funded by all that poor sods, who pay leg and kidney for their oversize backpaks etc :slight_smile:

And then it comes to my favourite bit: the “priority boarding”.

You don’t pay for it. You just have to try to get into the bus LAST. Then you are first to the doors. They first open doors of the “priority boarding” bus and let them off. They all go to the front doors of the plane. Then when they are all queuing on the stairs, they let the “non-priority” people out.

In the meantime back doors of the plane are open, so you are going to the back doors, you are first there, and while the priority people crowd is stuck on the front of the plane, you just walk along the plane with the smile and pick your comfy seat with plenty of leg space next to the emergency on-wings doors.

Works 3 times of 4 :slight_smile:

I have to say I can even feel a bit sorry to these poor people who paid for priority boarding only to find me siting in their dream seat already :wink: