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Moon bunny

Judging your grammar
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craigwend

Grimpeur des terrains plats
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I genuinely had Tesco substitute a lemon (the fruit) for Lemon Fairy washing liquid.

WHen I worked for a Mail Order company I worked on a new system that recommened alternatives if someone wanted something and it was out of stock

There was an edict that every single item had to have a "recommended alternative"
every single one - no exception

not everything has something you can replace it with

one example that was a bit strange was replacing a pram with a wheelbarrow!
 

Profpointy

Legendary Member
WHen I worked for a Mail Order company I worked on a new system that recommened alternatives if someone wanted something and it was out of stock

There was an edict that every single item had to have a "recommended alternative"
every single one - no exception

not everything has something you can replace it with

one example that was a bit strange was replacing a pram with a wheelbarrow!

In a similar vein I worked at a place where we manufactured in small runs a particularly piece of kit. Our engineer had specified 245b chips (made up numbers) but our purchasing dept had spotted that if they bought 245c instead they'd be cheaper so they changed the purchase req (without checking with my oppo) Trouble was the substitute wasn't a lower spec equivalent, which conceivably may have been OK, but a totally unrelated component. We would have been able to return them only goods in, in their wisdom, had removed all the chips from the special antistatic bags, so they were no longer acceptable to return or sell. Must have wasted a couple of grand trying to save a few quid.
 
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