carrefour spain
#16
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Re: carrefour spain
anyone in spain can you tell me if they are in need of a plasterer
#17
Re: carrefour spain
with a 50% unemployment rate among Spaniards, and thousands of Brit expats desparte to find work then I doubt you'll get a very positive response.
In any case
Just search the forum for info on jobs in Spain, sorry but it doesn't make very good reading. The unemployment in Spain is much worse than the UK, and there isn't really any welfare system as a back up.
In any case
Just search the forum for info on jobs in Spain, sorry but it doesn't make very good reading. The unemployment in Spain is much worse than the UK, and there isn't really any welfare system as a back up.
#18
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 1,590
Re: carrefour spain
I love Carrefour. Where else can you buy a memory stick, a pair of jeans, a loaf of bread and a bottle of whisky all in the same place.
In two weeks time, my local one will be open from 9am until midnight, every day until September.
But if some peculiar person wants to shop in the middle of the night, the 24-hour shops are but a short distance away. And if the same peculiar people want to go for a drink in the middle of the night, the 24-hour bars are there as well.
The people wandering around in the middle of the night are usually not very nice people.
In two weeks time, my local one will be open from 9am until midnight, every day until September.
But if some peculiar person wants to shop in the middle of the night, the 24-hour shops are but a short distance away. And if the same peculiar people want to go for a drink in the middle of the night, the 24-hour bars are there as well.
The people wandering around in the middle of the night are usually not very nice people.
#19
Re: carrefour spain
I may occasionally buy the odd item there if it's on offer, but as far as normal weekly shopping is concerned I give it a miss.
#20
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I find Carrefour an unpleasant place. We do all our (supermarket) food shopping in Mercadona and only use Carrefour occasionally for things Mercadona don't have.
#21
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I only used to go in to watch those pretty little things on roller skates doing their act, but as I understand it's stopped now the place holds no futher attraction for me.
#22
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They still do it my local store, I usually only go in for eggs as they do sell the XXL variety - and when I have poached eggs I actually want to see the yolk. I wish that they sold duck eggs in Spain. Did spend a lot of money there last week however on some electrical items I couldn't get anywhere else.
#23
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I'm planning to go to Carrefour tomorrow
Then on to Mucky doughnuts to food shop
Then on to Mucky doughnuts to food shop
#24
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They still do it my local store, I usually only go in for eggs as they do sell the XXL variety - and when I have poached eggs I actually want to see the yolk. I wish that they sold duck eggs in Spain. Did spend a lot of money there last week however on some electrical items I couldn't get anywhere else.
They are natural bottom feeders often living on the obnoxious rotten crap in the bottom of ponds, which partly accounts for the sour taste of their eggs.
Now goose eggs are an entirely different kettle of fish, the geese living to a large extent on lots fresh springtime grass which gives the yolks their deep rich colour and flavour.
Been almost living on them these last few weeks back in the UK, though I previously had a few given from my Spanish neighbour along with some duck eggs.
Not having access to much fresh grass, the Spanish goose eggs were not quite of the best while the duck eggs mostly went straight into the dogs bowl.
Maybe shall call in C'four when passing again,even if only to drool over those pretty young things on rollers.
#25
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Joined: May 2009
Location: Alicante province
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Re: carrefour spain
I normally shop in Mercadona too, but they don't sell computer parts or shorts, so I get those in Carrefour. The dog food is of a better quality in Carrefour as well.
I can easily deal with rude staff, I've lived in Spain long enough and now they make me laugh, and a casual 'mujeres en pantalones' usually shuts them up anyway.
Come to think of it, my desktop, screen, mouse and keyboard all come from Carrefour and were all cheap as chips.
I can easily deal with rude staff, I've lived in Spain long enough and now they make me laugh, and a casual 'mujeres en pantalones' usually shuts them up anyway.
Come to think of it, my desktop, screen, mouse and keyboard all come from Carrefour and were all cheap as chips.
#26
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 1,590
Re: carrefour spain
I have two stores near me both have items in at different prices to each other and hardly any customers these days, It's not even cheaper for fuel now. Tuesday I went for ITV (what a fantastic system) drive through a lane five minutes later 2 years ITV. Anyway Popped into Carrefore for fuel they used to give me cash back when buying fuel now it goes on your card and not sure how to get it back, I went down the road to a small garage and got it 2 cents per ltr cheaper, No point going there anymore, except for a browse, every electrical item I bought from there has ended up in the bin or getting them fixed (skyline or whatever make it is) Crap.
#28
Joined: Jun 2011
Location: In the middle of 10million Olive Trees
Posts: 12,053
Re: carrefour spain
I normally shop in Mercadona too, but they don't sell computer parts or shorts, so I get those in Carrefour. The dog food is of a better quality in Carrefour as well.
I can easily deal with rude staff, I've lived in Spain long enough and now they make me laugh, and a casual 'mujeres en pantalones' usually shuts them up anyway.
Come to think of it, my desktop, screen, mouse and keyboard all come from Carrefour and were all cheap as chips.
I can easily deal with rude staff, I've lived in Spain long enough and now they make me laugh, and a casual 'mujeres en pantalones' usually shuts them up anyway.
Come to think of it, my desktop, screen, mouse and keyboard all come from Carrefour and were all cheap as chips.
#29
Re: carrefour spain