Tesco’s revenge

Well, after all my slagging off of retail giant Tesco (did you know that £1 in every £8 spent in the UK goes to Tesco?), I thought there’d been some action on their part to rectify their shocking failings in customer care.

Look what was waiting for me on my bed when I got in from work tonight:

Tesco fresh flowers

After declining replacement flowers for the ones that were killed in transit, it seemed that they’d decided to send me some afterall. Aawww, how sweet of them.

Imagine my horror when I opened the box to find this:

Murdered by the mob

Poor little Max! Murdered by the Mob.

Accompanying his stiffened little body was a note:

max tesco note

I must say that, despite the obvious disappointment of receiving a bunch of dead flowers 2 days too late and having my complaints met with the most appalling customer service imaginable, I can see why Tesco is such a HUGE retail success and I think everybody should buy their mums flowers from Tesco online for Mother’s Day.

I wish Tesco every luck with their venture into the US market.

No cats were harmed in the making of this blog post. Even Tesco aren’t evil enough to murder a family pet… give them time though, give them time.

31 thoughts on “Tesco’s revenge

  1. Dunno Herge, it’s quite scary. How’s the kidney/back/aneurysm?

    Trump. If you must know, little Max had both of his hips and pelvis shattered in an RTA when he was young. He is quite capable of breaking his own legs.

    Just Sayin’ thinks it’s funny to be sent a dead cat in a flower box. Some people are just SICK!

  2. Oh I SO wanted to see a dead cat in a box. I’ve never seen one before.

    Damn. I get nothing me.

    I know! I’ll send you a mouse in a box for him. Dead, of course.

    Followed by a spider.

    Then a pigeon.

    Then a stuffed turd.

    And a yoghurt.

  3. The perfect-shaped box for a cat. SO pleased Max was smart enough to discover as such.

    I do think Tesco should’ve sent new flowers AND refunded the money. Do they not know the blog powerhouse (not to mention her cat) they are messing with?

    I almost pity Tesco.

  4. Never mind the tablets, what fucking flavour of yoghurt do you want? I need to get it out of the bin!

    Yes. We concur. Blogger is shite.

    *laughs at the plebs on the cheapskate service who then have a nerve to complain*

    Ungrateful cunts. It’s not cheap to run this service you know.

  5. That was WAY TOO FREAKING FUNNY! “Every little bit helps…” ha!

    I’m so glad that I can see your blog again! I missed you.

    Are you healing well?

  6. Well, just let Tesco come over here. Walmart will kick their ass. Guaranteed. Unless Walmart owns stock in Tesco, or vice-versa. How scary.

    We had to do some calling around to several local Walmarts to try to find a particular model of a toaster oven tonight, and husband made the mistake of trying to go into detail; I’m rolling my eyes at him and making facial gestures (trust me, it’s possible) and he’s says DO YOU WANT TO TALK TO THEM? NO, I don’t, but you’re not talking to anybody from THIS country, are you? He says no. Well GOOD fucking luck then, dude.

    Sure enough. Nobody he’s talking to has a clue.

    Why are men such cunts? Walmart needs no details – just make, model, color, where it ought to be located, and wait. He’s giving them price info, how many racks, colors he doesn’t want, stuff like that.

    Ah well. Gotta love ’em.

    P.S. – why isn’t your Comments thing letting me do HTML tags now? Huh? Like the common strike /strike? Wazzup?

  7. Haven’t you got it yet? Any weirdness is currently down to Blogger. I have no control over anything at the moment.

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