my mum and my sister went to buy alchohol a few weeks back in the co-op and she wasnt over 18 then and my mum wasnt alowed to buy it as my sister wasnt 18 its so stupid
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my mum and my sister went to buy alchohol a few weeks back in the co-op and she wasnt over 18 then and my mum wasnt alowed to buy it as my sister wasnt 18 its so stupid
Lol, I live in Maldon and this isn't the first time i've heard about this, it's stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by GommeInc
But most of my friends just go elsewhere and buy it.
Tesco have always been very picky with who they sell spirits/ tobacco to.
However that is absolutely ridiculas. haha. Won't save anything at all.
Tesco have always been very picky with who they sell spirits/ tobacco to.
However that is absolutely ridiculas. haha. Won't solve anything at all.
thats stupid, Yeah sure people my age can sit outside or whatnot, but what about a single mother who has a newborn child fancies a drink? :)
Well, she probably shouldn't be drinking :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Cussons!
When we were in the shop, a mother with about 3 children said "So then, what alcohol shall we get the kids?" to who I think was her sister. I found out why she said that when we got asked :P
that's well stupid.
That is the stupidest rule ever. I feel sorry for parents with young kids.
It isn't every Tesco store.
I work in a Tesco Express.
Only rules we have are ask for I.D if the customer looks under 21.
The reason you got rejected is because the supervisor thought that the customer was buying for someone else - preferably under 18 years old.
The way we were acting at the time, and the fact I look alot like my mother is a bit strange "/Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlos
We never got rejected, the supervisor knows my mum. The boy at the checkout said "What's this new rule about alcohol?" to the supervisor, which kinda hints there's a new rule in this particular Tescos.