Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Klean07 on March 29, 2012, 08:00:28 pm
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I waited 35 mins last night to get some in my van but due to the panic buying idiots out today I got stuck in loads of traffic jams due them blocking roads while waiting to fill up etc!!!
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I got mine yesterday, managed to get through quite quickly & took advantage of the fact, to the brim.
Little extra weight, but a good 10-14 days supply. Agree with this talk about limiting, bit for everyone, but no mention of a strike.
Load of tosh!
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and the government said do not panic ;D
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no prob today in east devon! :D
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Only just after goin to 4 empty stations
Qued for 55 mins on fumes
Its a joke in Liverpool
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Everyone is panicking over nothing.
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Full £100 in today after queuing for half hour at morrisons.
The manager there was explaining how morrisons have their own tanker drivers anyway, who are not part of the planned strikes.
It does pee me off seeing little old ladies topping up their vauxhall corsas, probably enough fuel to last them til the next leap year.
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i filled up because i needed to not because of this panic. But i will keep topped up now because if the strike goes ahead there will be chaos when everyone tries to stockpile and that will be worse than the actual strike!
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think im going be the only one who hasnt put fuel in yet got enough till satday but going in the morning hopefully they got some tho
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think im going be the only one who hasnt put fuel in yet got enough till satday but going in the morning hopefully they got some tho
same here, enough to do me to saturday
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Been out tonight and noticed almost every petrol station had sold out of petrol/deisel!!! Nightmare!!
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I topped up.
The problem with panic buying is that once it starts you basically have no option but to join in or risk be left with nothing.
I was in tesco last night, and there was almost no milk left. I lost count of the amount of trollies I saw with 4 or 5 big 6 pinters of milk in, so it looks like the panic buying is spreading to food now too.
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what a joke, the place we live in is fueled by the media and the sheep follow, even the people at the top dont have a clue
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Sheep comes to mind.blaaa blaa. ;D ;D ;D
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UNITE have announced there will be no tanker strike over Easter. Panic over.
Wish I'd owned a petrol station yesterday, they were making a killing!
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UNITE have announced there will be no tanker strike over Easter. Panic over.
Wish I'd owned a petrol station yesterday, they were making a killing!
they will have cost themselves money long term, as people buy sweets, fAgs and other stuff when they normally put there £20 of fuel in.
The good thing is monday when we go in there will be not many cars there :)
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i didnt panic, luckily they still got some when i put my fuel in today 1 station i was just about pull on was 5p a litre more than 2days ago so went to tesco they all talking about how quite its gone now,funny tho there must be some folks out there who have skint themself now filling to the brim ;D idiots
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and the government said do not panic ;D
Yet thewy caused the panic! >:(
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what a joke, the place we live in is fueled by the media and the sheep follow, even the people at the top dont have a clue
Its the bbc that do my nut in - always whinging about how bad things are, special graphics for all grim stories that run for more than a day
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Full £100 in today after queuing for half hour at morrisons.
The manager there was explaining how morrisons have their own tanker drivers anyway, who are not part of the planned strikes.
It does pee me off seeing little old ladies topping up their vauxhall corsas, probably enough fuel to last them til the next leap year.
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We don't stand for that from the blue rinse brigade -just poke em with my clx and get them to move along-all with a smile of course :who says window cleaners don't provide an important service ;)