Free gift in online shopping delivery?

[cee-dee]

How would you react to this and would you continue shopping with that store?:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-31787966

[chickengrandma-2008]

This is just one that has come to light, I'm sure there are many thousands more in supermarkets, corner shops, restaurants and even hospitals across the country.  No big deal really.  You can't stop shopping altogether.

[ghostofhuggles]

Nearly had to move last year because we had a mouse or two in the loft.

[****merlin*****]

If Mr Bain doesnt realise every major shops warehouses have mice he is living in a bubble

storage areas outback and not fully covered 

he says how good they have been sending flowers, treats for the dogs, sending in rentokil AND refunded and replaced their shopping

yet he still felt the need to go to the media about it?

Either Mr Bain thinks he lives in a utopia

or wanted his 15 minutes

[hightara]

free food...............yeh!

I wish I had my friends video............ a mouse in the house...she cornered it between the kitchen cabinet and the microwave...

I can only imagine what the mouse was thinking........... as it sort off looked around..........and jumped in her hair.

kamikaze style

I thought I was going to die laughing

[******lynda******]

Live mouse in bag? What's an extra mouse to kill here...it's a farm and a war I wage frequently, but they don't last long once they set foot in the house. I certainly would not involve the store. I would just put down more poison. It would not last the night. Now a dead mouse in a loaf or something...that is off putting.

[cookiecookuk]

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@hightara wrote:

free food...............yeh!

I wish I had my friends video............ a mouse in the house...she cornered it between the kitchen cabinet and the microwave...

I can only imagine what the mouse was thinking........... as it sort off looked around..........and jumped in her hair.

kamikaze style

I thought I was going to die laughing

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my funniest was we had a mouse and i had cornered him behind the microwave and shouted to OH to come and help..he came in the kitchen brandishing an umbrella.i just cracked up and laughed for about an hour.eventually we caught him by cornering him again and as i moved one side of microwave and as he ran out the side oh hitting him over the head with frying pan....which also was a sight to behold.

[auntieannie44]

I went out one morning to feed the hens in my nightie and dressinggown, as I lifted the lid of the bin there was this beautiful little field mouse.  Feeling  sorry for the trauma the poor little beastie was feeling I lifted it out and, before I could release it it shot up my sleeve and disappeared into the depths, where I could feel tiny feet scurring round where they had no right to be  The only way I could get rid of it was to totally divest myself of all garments and shake them thoroughly, luckily we are not overlooked but I was a might chilly when I got back in!.

[**towery**]

i thought most supermarkets had the pest control officers in at least fortnightly

the tsco near tt mum and the adsa near us had  sparrows

and remember the  jefuffle  last year when tesco wanted to kill a wagtail at our store?

[ed_blackadder_1]

They do have very strict routines to follow in pest control and routine visits.