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To quote Oscar Wilde "Work is the curse of the drinking classes"

Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

Armchair expert wrote:Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

We are really struggling

Armchair expert wrote:Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

I've got the woolworths rewards app that keeps a record of your receipts for the last 12 months.

Lets you look at what you were paying for the staples 12 months ago and 12 months now. Real 10%-20% increases across the board which is extraordinary for the time period.

And it’s big increases on stuff that shouldn’t go up like packs of bottled water which have doubled in price over the past couple of years

Brodlach wrote:And it’s big increases on stuff that shouldn’t go up like packs of bottled water which have doubled in price over the past couple of years

Transport costs.
All drinks are through the roof.

More so price gouging

Brodlach wrote:And it’s big increases on stuff that shouldn’t go up like packs of bottled water which have doubled in price over the past couple of years

They must laugh their tits off when people buy it.

jo172 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

I've got the woolworths rewards app that keeps a record of your receipts for the last 12 months.

Lets you look at what you were paying for the staples 12 months ago and 12 months now. Real 10%-20% increases across the board which is extraordinary for the time period.

Don't have rewards but recommend Flybuys, I save up my credits and put it towards the xmas food shop. Usually get around $400 per year.

Vamos wrote:

jo172 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

I've got the woolworths rewards app that keeps a record of your receipts for the last 12 months.

Lets you look at what you were paying for the staples 12 months ago and 12 months now. Real 10%-20% increases across the board which is extraordinary for the time period.

Don't have rewards but recommend Flybuys, I save up my credits and put it towards the xmas food shop. Usually get around $400 per year.

You have ya bilo and franklins shop a dockets still

amber_fluid wrote:

Vamos wrote:

jo172 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Went to Woolies bought 2 bags full of stuff, nothing too outrageous

$98.51

**** knows how people with kids are surviving

I've got the woolworths rewards app that keeps a record of your receipts for the last 12 months.

Lets you look at what you were paying for the staples 12 months ago and 12 months now. Real 10%-20% increases across the board which is extraordinary for the time period.

Don't have rewards but recommend Flybuys, I save up my credits and put it towards the xmas food shop. Usually get around $400 per year.

You have ya bilo and franklins shop a dockets still

Mother in law still calls Port Adelaide Foodland Bi-Lo

Camel & Flybuys cards are all I need.

Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

thats very average, better charge interest

Lightning McQueen wrote:Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

Send hired goons

Lightning McQueen wrote:Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

Gonna have to go Mr Shoesmith on them

whufc wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

Gonna have to go Mr Shoesmith on them

Ha, I now have a confirmed payment date with a sweetener.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

whufc wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Lending someone some money for a medical emergency a couple of months ago with the promise that it would be returned with their next fortnightly pay. There has been an excuse each pay since, usually on the day or the day prior, this time there was no notification at all which was piss poor as I was assured it would sorted this pay and I had a shit load of expenses to clear up this week.

The topper was seeing them on someone else’s Facebook post interstate and eating at a lavish restaurant, Mr Nice Guy left the building at that stage.

Gonna have to go Mr Shoesmith on them

Ha, I now have a confirmed payment date with a sweetener.

Until that date rolls around....

Can you tell ive been burnt one too many times lending money

He clearly reads this site.

Some were looking for the bags of doorknobs

How's this for some of Australia Posts best work:

That’s ridiculous