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at Tescos, very good common sense.
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So that's why Nessa has smartened up her act
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THIEVING little gits!...the state school pupils.
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I recall many years ago on a school history trip we were on our way home when the school bus was stopped by the police.
Now the police came on board and took away 2 or 3 pupils. Instead of visiting the castle they had spent the day in town shoplifting. They were very poor students. |
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the police car pulled up in front of the bus and stopped it as we left town :)
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someone is poor when he comes to school in a torn jacket. Who would deny that?
these are the pupils who should have to queue. |
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poverty has no good consequences.
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My High School were barred from entering Mcdonalds after an instore Milkshake battle so this seems entirely plausible.
A potentially huge PR blunder from Tesco though. Saying no students have ever had to queue to enter, surely one of them has filmed it on a smartphone? |
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makes common sense to me the private pupils wait till they get in the city or become bankers before they start robbing people blind,
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In my old school - (same as liam fox went to). There were kids that took orders to go shoplifting at lunch time. You'd say I want a big bar of dairymilk and some onion rings. they'd charge you half price of what the shop wanted.
Larceny incorporated. |
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Shirley better to buy the private school blazer than wait in a queue every day.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ROxvT8KKdFw
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go in tesco pinch your dinner and if you get caught tell them its ok your on free dinners,
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can't you just eat in the shop, if you leave with the goods they can prosecute. just munch away. that's why they nab you at the door as you leave.
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