[Annoy] What's something small that really annoys you?

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#3329596 9-Jan-2025 15:22

Rikkitic: I already pointed that out. Except it is more than the same price. Triple is closer.

This is Whiskas, it's always been around the $20 mark for a bag, you're just getting 25% less now.

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#3329604 9-Jan-2025 15:40

neb:

Rikkitic: I already pointed that out. Except it is more than the same price. Triple is closer.

This is Whiskas, it's always been around the $20 mark for a bag, you're just getting 25% less now.

I always paid $16 for 4 kg, then it went up to around $30 in stages, then the bag size dropped to 3 kg. That is how I remember it. Of course I can barely remember my name these days.

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#3329871 10-Jan-2025 08:16

For something as important as a tick box that could result in an $8000 debt you’d think they’d have both Yes and No tick boxes

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/538592/more-parents-get-bills-for-thousands-after-accidentally-not-declaring-partners

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#3329877 10-Jan-2025 08:32

Rikkitic:

I always paid $16 for 4 kg, then it went up to around $30 in stages, then the bag size dropped to 3 kg. That is how I remember it. Of course I can barely remember my name these days.

It's Rikkitic!

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#3329878 10-Jan-2025 08:35

MadEngineer: For something as important as a tick box that could result in an $8000 debt you’d think they’d have both Yes and No tick boxes

For something as important as throwing away $8k of taxpayer money, you'd think they'd have a more thorough verification process.

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#3329890 10-Jan-2025 09:15

When you tick "permission to leave" for a delivery and the courier ignores that authorisation and doesn't leave the parcel. Now I need to arrange redelivery or pick up from the depot, defeats the purpose of getting an item delivered to save time.

Even more annoying was that I was at home when they called, just up the back of the section in the garden.

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#3329991 10-Jan-2025 12:28

That our five year old read out loud the decals on the back of the black Tesla in front of us. The decals read "if you're going to ride my ass at least pull my hair first". Try explaining that to a five year old with her three and two year old brothers in the car.

Should be a law against it.

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#3330015 10-Jan-2025 13:58

"An ass is an old-fashioned name for a donkey, and you have to hold on tight to the hair so you don't fall off. Must be a farmer".

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#3330016 10-Jan-2025 14:05

MadEngineer:
For something as important as a tick box that could result in an $8000 debt you’d think they’d have both Yes and No tick boxes

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/538592/more-parents-get-bills-for-thousands-after-accidentally-not-declaring-partners

They do, see question 45.
https://www.govt.nz/assets/Documents/Family-and-whanau/Notification-of-birth-for-registration-of-child-born-in-NZ-BDM27.pdf

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#3330042 10-Jan-2025 16:00

So, the form has been updated or the officer processing the form took the blank entry as a No to that option or the parents were lying.

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#3330044 10-Jan-2025 16:16

Might have just missed the "or partner" as the boxes ask for spouse's details?

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#3330046 10-Jan-2025 16:21

MadEngineer: So, the form has been updated

Using the Wayback Machine we can see that the form has had separate yes and no options since 2020 (which is as far back as it goes).

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#3330048 10-Jan-2025 16:34

TFA mentions two forms, and some of it being DIA and the other IRD, could there be other forms that's are not consistent with the first one?

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#3330260 11-Jan-2025 14:45

Deceptive Supermarket "product placement"!

End of isle display! (Only pricing shown is for $3.49)

Yet "Normal" pricing shown on the Macaroon shelf in the biscuit isle. A price check @ the checkout showed NO discount!

(With Clubcard there was NO discount)

I wonder how many customers were / are caught out by this?

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#3330277 11-Jan-2025 17:23

msukiwi:

Deceptive Supermarket "product placement"!

End of isle display! (Only pricing shown is for $3.49)

Yet "Normal" pricing shown on the Macaroon shelf in the biscuit isle. A price check @ the checkout showed NO discount!

(With Clubcard there was NO discount)

I wonder how many customers were / are caught out by this?

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This is one of my absolute favorite pet hates. NW seems to be the worst for it, PnS also. Sometimes it seems like they're deliberately positioning price tags and product to be deliberately misleading.

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