Yeah he either got told to do it from the top as a publicity stunt, or he did it in his own back in which case his P45 will be on the way. It will be one of the 2 extremes, no where in between.
Rowley010:
Yeah he either got told to do it from the top as a publicity stunt, or he did it in his own back in which case his P45 will be on the way. It will be one of the 2 extremes, no where in between.
Unless Greggs is run by complete idiots (always a possibility I concede) then there’s no way on Earth they could fire him. They may not like what the driver did but good publicity is the lifeblood of a company nowadays , therefore bad publicity is to be avoided at all costs. Ask Gerald Ratner 
You guys are a load of cynics. I bet he was sitting there thinking about all those doughnuts rapidly going out of date, phoned his boss and waited a couple of hours for the idea to get passed up and down the management chain.
Santa:
You guys are a load of cynics. I bet he was sitting there thinking about all those doughnuts rapidly going out of date, phoned his boss and waited a couple of hours for the idea to get passed up and down the management chain.
I agree it sounds cynical but we all know how these corporate types work [emoji57] I would suggest the driver rang his office and said something along the lines of “yeah it’s really bad out here, loads of us been stuck for hours and getting hungry now” office says “are you in a liveried truck or a spot rental?” Drivers say “liveried” office “well, open the thing up and offer to feed everybody but do it near the truck sides”
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