Given 50 years service to a multi billion pound company and her reward to stand close proximity with the queen....maybe a nice pay cheque would have been beneficial 🙄
buying my shopping myself with a phone app sounds like a nightmare to be honest. I dont want my phone glued to my hand even more than it is at home. I also actually like seeing the cashiers, especially in my local shop theres so many ladies who always say hello and smile its nice
She not keeping up with the time. Half the shop she owns is dedicated for newspapers and magazines which have no purpose in today's age because of phones being a thing. If it wasn't Sainsbury's killing her business. It be another small business doing her in.
Staff don’t get stock options why would they give a s****t about financial forecasts and the future of the company? They just want a job to pay their mortgage, feed their families and lead a reasonable normal life. This culture of ‘we all in it together’ is absolute nonsense. Unless you are top management earning £100,000s you don’t have any skin in the game whatsoever.
@@lukesbeansyeah well the Queens dead now and Jenie is probably still plodding on only getting paid the bare minimum despite her years of devotion to the company.
Head office staff get to buy stock and at discounted price, and part of their yearly bonus sometimes comes as stocks. Also, bonuses depend on financial results. So they care. Store employees might not be that bothered, although if the company performs poorly it could mean closing stores and letting go of staff. Generally speaking, when you work for a company, unless you know it's temporary, you care about its financial performance
When that happened to me I just got an earbashing and was told to find a job that was better suited to my needs if i couldn't handle retail. 5 years of taking abuse from drunk/ drugged up customers as well as bosses who just to the piss and this was the response I got when I finally snapped. I'm from Stoke so have had to deal with morons who are off their faces on monkey dust and Christ knows what else.
@12:13 That local shop owner raise a very good point about the threat of franchises ruining small local business which are the integral part of the community for long period. Customers often look for prices and convinience which such small shops can't compete with bigger supermarkets. But the role of small local business in a community is countless unlike supermarkets. We can see that social cohession from that elderly lady's opinion who visited, have a cup of coffee and some chat with the owner at that local shop. I hope their business doesn't affected much by the new supermarket.
people want one thing but do the other. If they really like the local business why do they buy at the franchise just because it's there? Why don't they keep buying at the local business? They want the lower prices and the convenience for themselves but they want everyone else to buy at the local business. It's a bit of hipocrisy
@@daheels5280 Well, that is part of a human nature. We often like to switch to a new spots when open. Supermarkets often bring new advances of consumables since they have a large connection and research system. Most of those product are mass produced in a factory and a lot of preservatives which increase the riak to our health. On the contrary, small local shop are part of the social fabric and knew what the community often prefers. They have specific sources of their commodities which they knew for long period which helps in improving product quality. But small shops hire very few employees, and may not have as many choice of products like supper markets. But cost wise I am not sure if they are very expensive. Regarding continence small shops will even be better in advising customers, packing items, delivering to homes etc. One big advantage of small shops is since they are part of the community, they will allow you take commodities with out any credit card or interest when you are out of money which is not a case in supermarkets.
Well it doesn't help that the Asians charge ridiculous prices. Much easier to use use the cheaper superstores because you can't trust the immigrants. Most of them just ignore you while they're on the phone to cousin Abdul or one if their other 30 cousins who either run a newsagents or taxi rank.
How can a company lose 67 million on a failed merger? Is this why Company bosses are trying to replace human staff with the cashless experience - to make up for the loss they made?
I'm guessing a lot went to an army of top brass law firms to draft details, also consultants, financial advisors. Generally expensive people in the service industry.
It's funny the way they talk about the area for the new store when they were figuring out what to stock there. "Oh yeah there isn't any competition" being said in a way like screw all the other shops around who cares if they get shut down. That really doesn't play too well for them when they keep saying they don't want to cause a dispute with local business. All the locals talking about how they are worried for the newsagents and think Sainsburys are going to shut them down. The ones that say these things are normally the first ones to stop being so loyal and end up going to the competition and then act all suprised and everything when the newsagents shuts down for lack of business. Even that old lady was in there doing a decent shop of food. You want to keep your local shops then you make sure you use them otherwise you loose them. Nothing wrong with perhaps splitting your shopping up a little bit between the 2 as long as Sainsburys don't purposely go out of their way to make the local shops shut down
No counter serving staff equals NO SALE from me. No apps, no cellphone and no patience with technology. I shop only where real human beings serve and are paid fair wages for fair conditions. This is appalling.
@@sonaterese799 Ok sure but i didn't say that was the case. I was questiong OP on what they belive to be a fair wage seeing as they ONLY shop in places that have humans to serve and paid a fair wage. What do they class as being a fair wage though?
Well they did say they have been wanting to build a location there for about 10 years and now a gap finally opened up. They will have likely done analysis before hand as well but they need to do analysis afterwards too to determine what the area is and therefore what kind of food they want to throw in. My main concern is they keep throwing all these little shops in towns where they have tiny ass roads and still send off some wacking great big HGV like yeah of you trot get your trailer down the side of that building, we don't care if you end up blocking the road that's not our problem thats a you problem driver person.
This shit makes me so sad. Five decades of her life to one company and all she gets is a piddling cake. Meanwhile the CEO spunks £46,000,000,000 on a failed merger costing people like her their jobs. Those slimy corporate bastards are all smiles but you know they couldn't give a toss about the workers. She deserves a full paid vacation abroad with her family.
You should never have to work just to go shopping. They are making customers work by 1) using their own materials/telephone and using up your minutes/memory/space on your own instrument; 2) downloading whatever you need to load your groceries into the application; 3) figuring out how to total/check out on your own; 4) bagging everything on your own. They are making customers work while saving money on corporate, staff, and themselves. It isn't right.
From my experience, a lot of the ones who have been there for 30 plus years have held management positions however when they get older they prefer a less stressful and "easier" role.
The CEO and all those executives couldn't give a shit how long she has been at the company. They will spew platitudes when the camera is in their face though to keep up appearances. I worked retail and knew a woman of similar age who had worked for many decades at the store - all she got was prosecco (the stuff that is always on sale) and flowers (which they would have disposed of at the end of the day anyway). It is fucked. The worst part is they accept it gratefully when they deserve so much more. CEO pisses £40m+ up the wall on a failed merger and all Jenny gets is a fucking bag of crisps in the break room for 50 years loyalty.
From my experience there is many people who are just happy in their current position. i myself had an experience where i got more responsibility with more pay and it wasn't worth it. I should of stayed making a bit less but have 0 stress once the job is over for the day.
Have to wonder how long that cashless system will last it maybe simple to use but do people really want to piss around with that kind of system But I also wonder how long it will be when they notice the system is being abused like customers taking out more than they actually paid for heard / seen this happen long ago in the past in a supermarket using self scanning systems that prints a receipt for you to take to a cashier to pay and no one checks items against receipt either I'm very tech savvy and can probably use these cashless systems with my eyes closed but I still rather the old fashioned cash payment
@@Mike--Oxmall not so sure that's the case because I seen in UK self service going on for several years the first I seen was a handheld scanner you take around the grocery store scan items as you put in trolly after done you put scanner back in it's base and it prints out a recipe then you pay and that was I think around 1999 maybe 2000 and the more advanced self checkouts came about 2005/6
I find them convenient if I have a couple of items. I get annoyed when someone decides to go through them with a trolley load of food. Go to a proper checkout
Humans aren’t losing jobs due to self checkout, they’re just redistributed. They are placed elsewhere in the store or they are making sure the self check out is running smoothly
I work in a supermarket and self check out is one of the hardest for us workers to work in because we have to make sure all customers knows how to use things and help them when something goes wrong it’s the most busiest spot in check outs
@@LivvyAlexW actually you usually have one person trying to manage up to 6 self servicecheckouts at one time. Multiple customer problems spring up frequently and the poor person is running around like a headless chicken trying to juggle it all whilst we all stand there wondering when they'll come to us.
I live in Shadwell. The person in the newsagents is extremely rude, it’s a horrible shop. If it fails it will be solely their fault, nothing to do with S local. Can’t believe how fake the woman is on the show 😂 she is rude, unprofessional and lazy. The shop is so dingy.
Interesting! For me, the news agent really needs to understand the only constant in life is change. Of course residents would welcome a bright full service supermarket.
@@beendoneagain I would take their comment with a grain of salt, they are probably a Karen who had one bad experience with the newsagent and now bashes her every chance she gets.
Most of us like shopping because of the human interaction and now they want to take the experience away from us? I used to work night shift at Sainsburys but in spite of the staff discount, I shopped elsewhere for my large weekly shop!
Forcing people to use an app to pay is unfair since it excludes the poorest of the poor, young children, and many pensioners and disabled people from shopping there! How is a blind person going to buy a loaf of bread in a store like that? Grocery stores are an essential service; they should be as inclusive as possible!
This. It's all fine and dandy if they want to go full out cashless and move to an app but they NEED to have atleast 1 till available for the purposes of people who don't have a phone or can't use a phone etc.
I understand people being frightened of change, but that supermarket doesn’t really compete with the small newsagents. 30 years ago a massive Tesco opened in our small town. Everyone said it would destroy the town. The total opposite has happened. People come from miles around, park up and shop, and then wander around town, do some shopping and have lunch or a coffee. It’s more vibrant than ever
I think a lot of people feel this is all forced upon them, does everyone have a smartphone even? People like using cash also, can’t see many busy parents with screaming kiddies want to be pissing about with apps costing them more time, and poor confused elderly not finding their way around all the new AI jargon in these stores and whilst this all may be the modern way now, people don’t get the freedom to shop their own way anymore
Local shops are shit, they have less quality food and only hire friends/family. Years ago 40 people me included got a job when a Tesco Express opened up and put the local shop out of business, they never would hire people who arent the same race and they under pay.
I don’t mind paying with a mobile, but why the hell should I use their app. Even now supermarkets in Singapore try to get you to do that. So they can own your data and sell it.
I wouldn't want to work 50 years on twilight. This show make Sainsburys appear an easy place to work. It's not. Always showing the Head Office in london. They should've showed the twilight shift.
This was taking away people's choice. People can't choose to pay with cash. Not every one has fancy phones. What if you lose your phone? You can't buy food. A lot of people hate unnecessary technology and apps. This forces you to stare even more at your phone. I remember when we I went to Sweden on holiday some years back and I had exchanged pounds for krona and I went into such a supermarket and I couldn't buy anything cos they did not accept cash. I was like I have hundreds of Kronor and i can't spend it! So I walked into their rival across the street and went shopping.
@@peterhigginsson9875 100 percent THIS. I hate using a phone for other people's needs! They're the ones in business; let them cater to us - don't make us work for them! 💯
The kind of person that takes their frustrations out on employees who they know can't fight back without getting the sack - bet that miserable pos wouldn't have acted half as brazen if he thought he would've gotten a wallop.
Nature provides us with enough food for every living creature on the planet. Farmers and supermarkets have the responsibility of growing, harvesting and distributing it responsibly. Billions of pieces of single-use plastic from each supermarket. Abusive and polluting factory farming. Selling products tested on animals and burning the rainforest for palm oil or soya. Use of sweat-shop factories. Clearly the food industry is not doing its job properly. Governments should legislate on these issues before it is too late. Sainsburys are responsible as one of the UKs largest retailers, and should stop operating its business in such a dark, horrible and destructive manner.
39:20 - very interesting. Millions spent and they over look the local Jewish population. Not only that, they're on camera being dismissive of their feedback. That's...very interesting.
I started watching this and I can’t stop.
I don’t know why I’m watching this.
Lol same
LOL!!! Same!!!
same
@@lily-le5vd Likewise🕤
😂
Given 50 years service to a multi billion pound company and her reward to stand close proximity with the queen....maybe a nice pay cheque would have been beneficial 🙄
This is such a well-produced programme.
buying my shopping myself with a phone app sounds like a nightmare to be honest. I dont want my phone glued to my hand even more than it is at home. I also actually like seeing the cashiers, especially in my local shop theres so many ladies who always say hello and smile its nice
When they cut to Ellie tottering about in the new store I audibly gasped.
She not keeping up with the time. Half the shop she owns is dedicated for newspapers and magazines which have no purpose in today's age because of phones being a thing. If it wasn't Sainsbury's killing her business. It be another small business doing her in.
@@theEnglishman420 Sainsbury's sell newspapers & magazines.
Lol same
I agree. Big businesses ruining the livelihood of small local business.
The betrayal was astounding.
No plans to retire. A bit like yourself 🤣🤣🤣
Lmao Ellie turned real quick 😁
Staff don’t get stock options why would they give a s****t about financial forecasts and the future of the company? They just want a job to pay their mortgage, feed their families and lead a reasonable normal life. This culture of ‘we all in it together’ is absolute nonsense. Unless you are top management earning £100,000s you don’t have any skin in the game whatsoever.
Come on mate.. she got to meet the queen for working 50 years at sainsburys 😂
@@lukesbeansyeah well the Queens dead now and Jenie is probably still plodding on only getting paid the bare minimum despite her years of devotion to the company.
Head office staff get to buy stock and at discounted price, and part of their yearly bonus sometimes comes as stocks. Also, bonuses depend on financial results. So they care. Store employees might not be that bothered, although if the company performs poorly it could mean closing stores and letting go of staff. Generally speaking, when you work for a company, unless you know it's temporary, you care about its financial performance
The pause after “Does that mean I get a kiss?” 😂
Never mind meeting the Queen. I'd want a backhander for working 50 years!
especially at sainsburys the place is a joke
The company is toxic
Behind the fake platitudes, yhe upper management and CEO couldn't give a shit sadly.
Jenny's reaction to hear she was meeting the Queen is infectious.
23 years off blood sweat and tears I gave them had a breakdown not one bit off aftercare at all they do not care about there staff at all
This is so sad.
This is so very true
When that happened to me I just got an earbashing and was told to find a job that was better suited to my needs if i couldn't handle retail. 5 years of taking abuse from drunk/ drugged up customers as well as bosses who just to the piss and this was the response I got when I finally snapped.
I'm from Stoke so have had to deal with morons who are off their faces on monkey dust and Christ knows what else.
@12:13 That local shop owner raise a very good point about the threat of franchises ruining small local business which are the integral part of the community for long period. Customers often look for prices and convinience which such small shops can't compete with bigger supermarkets. But the role of small local business in a community is countless unlike supermarkets. We can see that social cohession from that elderly lady's opinion who visited, have a cup of coffee and some chat with the owner at that local shop. I hope their business doesn't affected much by the new supermarket.
people want one thing but do the other. If they really like the local business why do they buy at the franchise just because it's there? Why don't they keep buying at the local business? They want the lower prices and the convenience for themselves but they want everyone else to buy at the local business. It's a bit of hipocrisy
@@daheels5280 Well, that is part of a human nature. We often like to switch to a new spots when open. Supermarkets often bring new advances of consumables since they have a large connection and research system. Most of those product are mass produced in a factory and a lot of preservatives which increase the riak to our health. On the contrary, small local shop are part of the social fabric and knew what the community often prefers. They have specific sources of their commodities which they knew for long period which helps in improving product quality. But small shops hire very few employees, and may not have as many choice of products like supper markets. But cost wise I am not sure if they are very expensive. Regarding continence small shops will even be better in advising customers, packing items, delivering to homes etc. One big advantage of small shops is since they are part of the community, they will allow you take commodities with out any credit card or interest when you are out of money which is not a case in supermarkets.
@@tilethio I guess they might buy in both. In any case, I understand your point of view and appreciate it.
Well it doesn't help that the Asians charge ridiculous prices. Much easier to use use the cheaper superstores because you can't trust the immigrants. Most of them just ignore you while they're on the phone to cousin Abdul or one if their other 30 cousins who either run a newsagents or taxi rank.
Stefans undertaking and parking in a disabled bay made me smile
How can a company lose 67 million on a failed merger? Is this why Company bosses are trying to replace human staff with the cashless experience - to make up for the loss they made?
I'm guessing a lot went to an army of top brass law firms to draft details, also consultants, financial advisors. Generally expensive people in the service industry.
Cutting out tills and personnel to increase profit and of course, not reduce prices.....
This no-till stuff is for their benefit - not ours.
Jenny really lumbers through all those people in the aisles with not a second thought at 3:02.
It's funny the way they talk about the area for the new store when they were figuring out what to stock there. "Oh yeah there isn't any competition" being said in a way like screw all the other shops around who cares if they get shut down. That really doesn't play too well for them when they keep saying they don't want to cause a dispute with local business.
All the locals talking about how they are worried for the newsagents and think Sainsburys are going to shut them down. The ones that say these things are normally the first ones to stop being so loyal and end up going to the competition and then act all suprised and everything when the newsagents shuts down for lack of business. Even that old lady was in there doing a decent shop of food. You want to keep your local shops then you make sure you use them otherwise you loose them. Nothing wrong with perhaps splitting your shopping up a little bit between the 2 as long as Sainsburys don't purposely go out of their way to make the local shops shut down
Local shops are shit, they have less quality food and only hire friends/family.
No counter serving staff equals NO SALE from me. No apps, no cellphone and no patience with technology. I shop only where real human beings serve and are paid fair wages for fair conditions. This is appalling.
I'd be intrigued to know what you class as being a fair wage exactly
@@gl1tcheddatabase270 Sainsbury's pay more than the minimum wage which is why they keep their staff
@@sonaterese799 Ok sure but i didn't say that was the case. I was questiong OP on what they belive to be a fair wage seeing as they ONLY shop in places that have humans to serve and paid a fair wage.
What do they class as being a fair wage though?
I wonder if prices are cheaper since you are doing alot of the work in the sense of bagging and checking out, etc.
The analysis of the neighborhood and the competition should have been done before deciding to where to place the store.
Like having Kosher food in a area that is Jewish. 3000 lines is not limited.
Well they did say they have been wanting to build a location there for about 10 years and now a gap finally opened up. They will have likely done analysis before hand as well but they need to do analysis afterwards too to determine what the area is and therefore what kind of food they want to throw in. My main concern is they keep throwing all these little shops in towns where they have tiny ass roads and still send off some wacking great big HGV like yeah of you trot get your trailer down the side of that building, we don't care if you end up blocking the road that's not our problem thats a you problem driver person.
May 2019 was the 150th, maybe on their 200th they can afford a bigger cake.
This shit makes me so sad. Five decades of her life to one company and all she gets is a piddling cake. Meanwhile the CEO spunks £46,000,000,000 on a failed merger costing people like her their jobs. Those slimy corporate bastards are all smiles but you know they couldn't give a toss about the workers. She deserves a full paid vacation abroad with her family.
Yes, a cake that they made in-house, not by some celebrity. You don't see Aldi/Lidl serving complex souffles, do you?
You should never have to work just to go shopping. They are making customers work by 1) using their own materials/telephone and using up your minutes/memory/space on your own instrument; 2) downloading whatever you need to load your groceries into the application; 3) figuring out how to total/check out on your own; 4) bagging everything on your own. They are making customers work while saving money on corporate, staff, and themselves. It isn't right.
Why not shop elsewhere then? It's not like they are forced to do it.
i also found the short man with the potato head annoying in the holburn shop
Who else googled “slaid hill news” to see if they’re still in business?
Lol, it's on Goggle street view as of May 2022 but nothing on Companies House website. I could ring their number but that might be a bit too far
She works there 50 years and got no promotion? That's actually sad :(
From my experience, a lot of the ones who have been there for 30 plus years have held management positions however when they get older they prefer a less stressful and "easier" role.
you have to want to move up, they won't usually offer.
The CEO and all those executives couldn't give a shit how long she has been at the company. They will spew platitudes when the camera is in their face though to keep up appearances. I worked retail and knew a woman of similar age who had worked for many decades at the store - all she got was prosecco (the stuff that is always on sale) and flowers (which they would have disposed of at the end of the day anyway). It is fucked. The worst part is they accept it gratefully when they deserve so much more. CEO pisses £40m+ up the wall on a failed merger and all Jenny gets is a fucking bag of crisps in the break room for 50 years loyalty.
Alot of the older ones just want it
As a job and don't want the stress
Of management.
From my experience there is many people who are just happy in their current position. i myself had an experience where i got more responsibility with more pay and it wasn't worth it. I should of stayed making a bit less but have 0 stress once the job is over for the day.
There’s will be always a learning curve, it will catch on.I personally hate checkouts and grab and go is great 👍
I don't trust my phone enough to put my banking info on it. Guess I would be lost.
Cash is freedom, that is why they want to end cash, with it goes your freedom. do not subscribe to their apps!
I do hope the Holburn branch closed down for their sneaky introduction of cashless payments.
Have to wonder how long that cashless system will last it maybe simple to use but do people really want to piss around with that kind of system
But I also wonder how long it will be when they notice the system is being abused like customers taking out more than they actually paid for heard / seen this happen long ago in the past in a supermarket using self scanning systems that prints a receipt for you to take to a cashier to pay and no one checks items against receipt either
I'm very tech savvy and can probably use these cashless systems with my eyes closed but I still rather the old fashioned cash payment
@@leehawk7068 They are copying Amazon grocery stores.
@@Mike--Oxmall not so sure that's the case because I seen in UK self service going on for several years the first I seen was a handheld scanner you take around the grocery store scan items as you put in trolly after done you put scanner back in it's base and it prints out a recipe then you pay and that was I think around 1999 maybe 2000 and the more advanced self checkouts came about 2005/6
@@leehawk7068 Amazon grocery is cashless only, thats what I meant, the scan as you go can be paid in cash or card
Pay more to staff
150 years and cake that looks like a £10 job. Sad. That’s why sainsburys is no.2 🤭
Hate self-check outs, I want to talk to a human and not have to use self check-outs. I really hate that humans loose their jobs in the process as well
I love them, so convenient and not waiting for someone to get their change out at the last minute.
I find them convenient if I have a couple of items. I get annoyed when someone decides to go through them with a trolley load of food. Go to a proper checkout
Humans aren’t losing jobs due to self checkout, they’re just redistributed. They are placed elsewhere in the store or they are making sure the self check out is running smoothly
I work in a supermarket and self check out is one of the hardest for us workers to work in because we have to make sure all customers knows how to use things and help them when something goes wrong it’s the most busiest spot in check outs
@@LivvyAlexW actually you usually have one person trying to manage up to 6 self servicecheckouts at one time. Multiple customer problems spring up frequently and the poor person is running around like a headless chicken trying to juggle it all whilst we all stand there wondering when they'll come to us.
Love how the Queen asks can’t they cheat, can’t they just leave without paying?
I live in Shadwell. The person in the newsagents is extremely rude, it’s a horrible shop. If it fails it will be solely their fault, nothing to do with S local. Can’t believe how fake the woman is on the show 😂 she is rude, unprofessional and lazy. The shop is so dingy.
Is the shop still open?
Yet again my theory has been proved correct. Take anything they say on TV, turn it around 180 degrees, and there you will find the truth!
😂😂😂😂😂
Interesting! For me, the news agent really needs to understand the only constant in life is change. Of course residents would welcome a bright full service supermarket.
@@beendoneagain I would take their comment with a grain of salt, they are probably a Karen who had one bad experience with the newsagent and now bashes her every chance she gets.
Why i'm watching this?;) Communication dept girl is so cute 😍😍😍
Most of us like shopping because of the human interaction and now they want to take the experience away from us? I used to work night shift at Sainsburys but in spite of the staff discount, I shopped elsewhere for my large weekly shop!
Not to mention the livelihood loss of those small local bussiness due to the opening of the franchise.
Forcing people to use an app to pay is unfair since it excludes the poorest of the poor, young children, and many pensioners and disabled people from shopping there! How is a blind person going to buy a loaf of bread in a store like that?
Grocery stores are an essential service; they should be as inclusive as possible!
This. It's all fine and dandy if they want to go full out cashless and move to an app but they NEED to have atleast 1 till available for the purposes of people who don't have a phone or can't use a phone etc.
Being the type of person to very often letting my phone's battery die, this type of shop would be a nightmare for me !
It’s digitally excluding the most vulnerable people in society. Christ they don’t care about anyone……l
sainsburys couldn't care less not a good company to work for.
@@sarahdano55 I am always letting the battery die, which is why my friends have given up calling - LOL (suits me as I hate phone calls)
I understand people being frightened of change, but that supermarket doesn’t really compete with the small newsagents. 30 years ago a massive Tesco opened in our small town. Everyone said it would destroy the town. The total opposite has happened. People come from miles around, park up and shop, and then wander around town, do some shopping and have lunch or a coffee. It’s more vibrant than ever
I think a lot of people feel this is all forced upon them, does everyone have a smartphone even? People like using cash also, can’t see many busy parents with screaming kiddies want to be pissing about with apps costing them more time, and poor confused elderly not finding their way around all the new AI jargon in these stores and whilst this all may be the modern way now, people don’t get the freedom to shop their own way anymore
Well thankgod mike is no longer the CEO
People are always hesitant to try new things but eventually they do it without thinking.
Omg at that girls eyebrows 🤦♂️
🥰😃🏆Good Show!
I dont feel sorry for the newsagents, half their shelves are empty, no effort. Maybe they can now start working for a living.
Perhaps they will restock their shelves now, there is a sailsburys a few doors down from them so it should be quick and easy for them.
Oh, God, the Queen said of the Depression/War years: "We were lucky that we had a farm". 😅
Doctor Who: Series 11: Kerblam ! vibes.
Awesome!
destroying local business for over 150th years
When the local businesses are overpriced and worse quality, who gives a fuck.
you can always cheat lol🤦🏻♀️😂
Poor woman what she got for slugging it working there 50 years slave labour supermarkets are
Sainsburys is
That dairy owner is gonna be in the shit if she can no longer afford to get full head bleach and tone
7:31 he is now the CEO of a bus company called arriva
They really be happy to meet the queen.I could care less
I think you mean "couldn't care less".
Oh, by the way!... You're a f*cking prick.
Where is ep 1?
Love self checkouts though I don’t think I will feel the same with scanning each item coz what if I changed my mind before leaving the store
They should ban self check outs as it takes away jobs
is it the supermarkets that are greedy gits or just their shareholders?
how can a 'supermarket' be greedy?
they need a sainsbury's in port Issac cornwall, and they need to offer coca cola
51:00 YUCK, no gloves
Love jenny 😢❤
50 years and the only reward she's getting is to stand near the queen and 50 pence an hour. Retail sucks lol
Supermarkets should be banned from opening locals, they have enough market share. It's driving out the locals, and I feel sorry for them!
Local shops are shit, they have less quality food and only hire friends/family. Years ago 40 people me included got a job when a Tesco Express opened up and put the local shop out of business, they never would hire people who arent the same race and they under pay.
How do you buy cigarettes if you can only use your phone?
The staff still check id
I don’t mind paying with a mobile, but why the hell should I use their app. Even now supermarkets in Singapore try to get you to do that. So they can own your data and sell it.
Ehhhhhh sorry I’m closed - BIG NOTICE. Rude
I wouldn't want to work 50 years on twilight. This show make Sainsburys appear an easy place to work. It's not. Always showing the Head Office in london. They should've showed the twilight shift.
go away with your silly smart shop
Lol I had a bigger Birthday cake than that pathetic thing
you selling news papers? why are you blaming/worried about the grocery store? soo dramatic
When was this filmed?
2019
@@liam-allegedly thank you!
Jam
All those people waiting in line because they refuse to use h to heir phone. Yet they probably use their phone for everything else. 🙄
This was taking away people's choice. People can't choose to pay with cash. Not every one has fancy phones. What if you lose your phone? You can't buy food. A lot of people hate unnecessary technology and apps. This forces you to stare even more at your phone. I remember when we I went to Sweden on holiday some years back and I had exchanged pounds for krona and I went into such a supermarket and I couldn't buy anything cos they did not accept cash. I was like I have hundreds of Kronor and i can't spend it! So I walked into their rival across the street and went shopping.
@@peterhigginsson9875 Yeah honestly we use our phones too much, it’s nice not to use it.
May as well find if any local shops are open if we are forced to scan our own items when shopping - its a nightmare idea
@@peterhigginsson9875 100 percent THIS. I hate using a phone for other people's needs! They're the ones in business; let them cater to us - don't make us work for them! 💯
Well it might be a shock to you, but perhaps some people don't want to use their phones?
poor jenny lmfao
Cashless checkout has been in Asia for years.
Not india lol
So has SARS. Get over yourself.
Its costs jobs
49:51 some people really are born miserable 🥲
LOL
That was RUDE - didn't have to take it.
The kind of person that takes their frustrations out on employees who they know can't fight back without getting the sack - bet that miserable pos wouldn't have acted half as brazen if he thought he would've gotten a wallop.
"Laurant" is on some good drugs - they are not apple let alone amazon - a consultant that copy pastes from the USA - mistake no 1
Nature provides us with enough food for every living creature on the planet. Farmers and supermarkets have the responsibility of growing, harvesting and distributing it responsibly. Billions of pieces of single-use plastic from each supermarket. Abusive and polluting factory farming. Selling products tested on animals and burning the rainforest for palm oil or soya. Use of sweat-shop factories. Clearly the food industry is not doing its job properly. Governments should legislate on these issues before it is too late. Sainsburys are responsible as one of the UKs largest retailers, and should stop operating its business in such a dark, horrible and destructive manner.
Jam for diabetes
Nice to see none of that diversity nonsense
Stephon is hot
Apptilln less staff NAH not the way forwad what about older gen, its not fair. PLus your forcing people with the app to come back WRONG
39:20 - very interesting. Millions spent and they over look the local Jewish population. Not only that, they're on camera being dismissive of their feedback. That's...very interesting.
Shazia 🇵🇰 🇵🇰
Kosha! That giirl is handlig biscuits without gloves ....thats gross.
Exactly. Very disgusting and you can see that's norm for her.
.. "Fleur"