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You'll need to add -Courteney
freitasm:If you use "" as in "Courtney Cox" Google will ask if you are looking for Courteney Cox but the rest of the results are exactly what entered inside the quotes. That's how it works.
Just be glad it doesn't do soundalike matching on her surname or you might get this photo (perfectly SFW) of her.
If you can't laugh at yourself then you probably shouldn't laugh at others.
I get the feeling some of these places are just making policy up as they go along...
For two reasons.
They are protecting others from you, not the reverse.
Supposedly, the trolleys undergo regular disinfectation. (Note “supposedly”).
“We’ve arranged a society based on science and technology, in which nobody understands anything about science technology. Carl Sagan 1996
neb: The fact that New World prevents you from taking your own shopping bag into the supermarket because apparently it's more hygienic to use a supermarket trolley that a hundred other people before you have also handled than to use a shopping bag that only you will be touching. I get the feeling some of these places are just making policy up as they go along...
That's right up there with PnS last year deciding that during lockdown, the ShopnGo scanners were not to be used. Instead of only me handling my groceries, they had to be unpacked onto a belt that had a cursory wipe from the checkout operator, each item handled by the operator and put into second trolley that the previous customer had been pushing round the store for the last hour or so.
Obviously far safer than just cleaning the scanners between customers as the staff put them back in the rack.
grammar pet peeve.. usage of orientated rather than oriented
Latest pet peeve .. seeing car adverts where they say the hybrid car does 1.2l/100km fuel consumption ... so with a 43l tank the car does 3500km on a tank of fuel ? :-)
Dingbatt:They are protecting others from you, not the reverse.
How are they protecting others from you when they force you to touch and breathe on the shopping trolley that others will then have to touch?
neb:Dingbatt:How are they protecting others from you when they force you to touch and breathe on the shopping trolley that others will then have to touch?
They are protecting others from you, not the reverse.
See second point.
I didn’t think this up, it was explained when they first banned you bringing your own bags. They probably think you are more likely to sneeze and wipe your nose on a shopping bag than on a trolley.
Same theory with masks. More effective at stopping the outbound droplets than the inbound aerosols. Thereby protecting others from you. Note, talking about surgical masks and less, not N95 masks.
“We’ve arranged a society based on science and technology, in which nobody understands anything about science technology. Carl Sagan 1996
neb: The fact that New World prevents you from taking your own shopping bag into the supermarket because apparently it's more hygienic to use a supermarket trolley that a hundred other people before you have also handled than to use a shopping bag that only you will be touching. I get the feeling some of these places are just making policy up as they go along...
Its to speed the checkout up, as it means that they can just stuff it in the second trolly like paknsave did when I last endured that place. Now why do I pay more for new world again?
richms:Its to speed the checkout up, as it means that they can just stuff it in the second trolly like paknsave did when I last endured that place.
At the Birkenhead one they have, AFAICT, more self-checkouts than actual checkouts. If anything it'll slow things down if people have to manoeuvre trolleys around the self-checkouts instead of putting bags on the shelf next to it. In fact the nearest Pak'n'Save, which has large numbers of standard checkouts and would have a reason for doing this, doesn't enforce the no-bags policy.
Saw a question about one of these products where someone was asking whether it's surfactant-free... yup, it's homeopathic shampoo, just pour water into the empty-looking cardboard box you pay $20 for and you've got yourself surfactant-free shampoo. Add a few drops of Pam's raspberry cordial if you want the full "natural shampoo" experience.
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