BBC story: BBC News - Tesco mistake leads to beer rush
If the pricing error was "quickly spotted" then how was there time for heavy congestion to build up, for queues of people to go and buy beer, and for the bloke in the picture there to have been on his third beer run?
It must have been obvious after about two minutes that there were three old dears buying cat food and a queue of 200 middle-aged men all carrying three crates of Stella each.
And has anyone here been that desperate for beer that they'd rush down to any supermarket that had a bit of a deal going on? Weird.
An error which slashed the price of beer and cider led to a stampede of customers at a number of Tesco supermarkets in Scotland.
A deal offering three boxes of various alcoholic drinks for £20 was going through the tills at three for £11.
Police were called to Tesco in Greenock after heavy congestion was reported in the car park as customers rushed to get the deal.
A spokesman for Tesco said the pricing error was quickly spotted.
A deal offering three boxes of various alcoholic drinks for £20 was going through the tills at three for £11.
Police were called to Tesco in Greenock after heavy congestion was reported in the car park as customers rushed to get the deal.
A spokesman for Tesco said the pricing error was quickly spotted.
It must have been obvious after about two minutes that there were three old dears buying cat food and a queue of 200 middle-aged men all carrying three crates of Stella each.
And has anyone here been that desperate for beer that they'd rush down to any supermarket that had a bit of a deal going on? Weird.
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