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tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
It turned out a nice day after all. I probably should have gone for a ride but felt tired as I haven't really been sleeping that well recently.

I spotted something on Facebook Marketplace that I had always fancied owning, so went and a bought it instead.

Corgi had made a limited run of Leyland Leopard buses in the colours of a local bus company in the 1990s. I had fancied one for a long time. I couldn't afford one when I first saw them back then. They still had these in the road into the early years of the century.

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classic33

Leg End Member
Good morning. Yesterday was the last day doing the inventory at work.

I was bored out of my brain and not really concentrating by the end.
Never did like the shop stocktaking. There was always something that "didn’t exist" on the shelves. Or stuff we'd never had "missing".
Working from printed sheets was a lot easier than using the faster scanners when they passed part of the audit onto a third party. Non scanning items, barcodes/descriptions that had to typed into the scanners.
 
Never did like the shop stocktaking. There was always something that "didn’t exist" on the shelves. Or stuff we'd never had "missing".
Working from printed sheets was a lot easier than using the faster scanners when they passed part of the audit onto a third party. Non scanning items, barcodes/descriptions that had to typed into the scanners.

Been there, done that too. Small scale food retail when I was a student. Was an all pen-and-paper job back then.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Been there, done that too. Small scale food retail when I was a student. Was an all pen-and-paper job back then.
Preferred pen and paper. Printed sheets delivered to each shop the week before, showed what we were showing as having. The obvious ones that we didn't have could be marked off before. The ones we had, but weren't shown as having could be added.

Owners never trusted the shop staff, so we'd always end up working in another store, as a security backup. Then have staff from another store working with us, when we did ours.
 
Preferred pen and paper. Printed sheets delivered to each shop the week before, showed what we were showing as having. The obvious ones that we didn't have could be marked off before. The ones we had, but weren't shown as having could be added.

Owners never trusted the shop staff, so we'd always end up working in another store, as a security backup. Then have staff from another store working with us, when we did ours.

In my case, it was a small independent continental deli. So had the joys of counting jars of sauerkraut, mustard, bags of buckwheat, sausages and the like...
 
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