elice_in_oz

It's actually 1 point for every dollar spent with the normal rewards card (no minimum spend) and 1 EXTRA point for every dollar spent over $30 if using the all-in-one rewards and credit card to pay. So it works out at 370 points for a $200 shopping bill (200 points + 170 points for the amount over $30). So you might actually get a RETURN ticket to Brissie

paulry

I haven't seen the giant tins. My OH has so far only bought several of the smaller ones which are good for a sandwich of quick salad but look troublesome for a larger meal. Will look out for them

We enjoy tuna rice too.

Pollyana

The mini cans are wonderful, perfect to take to work. Tin of tuna flavoured with lime or tomato or whatever, and a fork, that's dinner sorted, perfect

Pomster

When you queue up at the checkout, and as you get to the front, the checkout chick goes to sell cigarettes...and then serves the next cigarette customer and the next while you are standing there like a lemon.

This happens loads of times, but once the girl did not even acknowledge us as she walked away...so we walked away and left our shopping piled on the conveyor belt (she had been gone 8 minutes at this point) which made her move, but we had had enough by then and just left.

Annoying bloody process.

Beedubya

Not where I live......you need to move to the Shire..........doesn't happen here...............

Turban Explorer

a) That the shop assistant only seems to be keen to put a couple of items in each bag despite there being loads of extra room
b) That spring onions have stalks left on about 2 metres long so they rip off and wilt on the car floor
c) That free range eggs are often sold by the same producers of the bastard caged battery eggs. Why do they think that someone would buy eggs produced by their happy wandering around chickens when in a nearby shed they've got 1000s rammed in suffering disgusting conditions?

ukecadet

Hate it when the person in front is just about to pay then proclaim"oh I've just got to get some oregano" they bugger off back into the store and your left standing there for 10 minutes while the checkout girl avoids any eye contact with you.
You should be able to rugby tackle them and claim all their groceries as forfeit.

paulry

TBH, I've never noticed that but if true then it's a good point. I'll be more vigilant next time.

Happy free range products versus miserable caged is a big contentious issue in my home. I go for free range whereas OH just sees them as food and goes for whatever is cheaper. If I have my way, only happy chicks are allowed into my house. But OH is having none of it

BadgeIsBack

It's actually a very good point, I reckon.

However, unless they carry a bag or rucksack many won't be able to exercise and shop - which is not unreasonable. The dinner may spoil. Easier said than done. I used to get weird looks for running with a rucksack of tins in the UK.

And if you do even 30mins exercise, I reckon you are entitled to then make choices about how you then manage time for other things you may have lost choosing to exercise.

paulry

And little out-of-control kids charging around. It's hard enough stuggling to avoid other trolley drivers without midget pedestrians jumping into your path

Turban Explorer

I hope you win that battle!

Pollyana

How do you think those of us who don't drive do the shopping? By walking to the shops with a rucksack funnily enough.........thereby combining exercise and shopping, gets me 45 minutes exercise each time, and has been Approved by my Personal Trainer as a good means of trying to shift the weight off my fat backside

Bernieboy

and yer PT get's tuna in the post

Pollyana

That was another few calories off my arse, walking to the Post office

Bernieboy