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    #21
    Originally posted by bogeyman
    Did you actually contribute anything other than snide little spelling and grammar corrections?
    Please feel free to repond with some smug little bon mot as usual.
    Sorry, BM, it won't happen again. Honest. Promise.
    Désolé....
    We must strike at the lies that have spread like disease through our minds

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      #22
      Just looked if you could send in complaints via the M&S website (last day on site today, winding down). Entered 'Complaints' in their search bar, message returned saying ...
      You searched for "complaints", more results were found under "complements".

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        #23
        Originally posted by Clavdivs
        Just looked if you could send in complaints via the M&S website (last day on site today, winding down). Entered 'Complaints' in their search bar, message returned saying ...
        You searched for "complaints", more results were found under "complements".
        Priceless

        You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.

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          #24
          Originally posted by eternalnomad
          No, but a small amount of common courtesy would be nice.

          M&S Waterloo - terrible service by gormless spotty oinks
          M&S Marylebone - generally much better service with the occasional please and thank you from the staff.

          Perhaps it's all down to the local store manager the way they recruit and retain staff.
          The manager at my local branch of EAT in the City seems to recruit only hot looking Latvian and Lithuanian women

          M&S seems to stick with the crowd from London's banlieue

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            #25
            Originally posted by Hart-floot
            The manager at my local branch of EAT in the City seems to recruit only hot looking Latvian and Lithuanian women

            M&S seems to stick with the crowd from London's banlieue
            Sounds like the Bengys on Farringdon road. Seems to be full of eastern european goths. Rar.
            Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...

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              #26
              Originally posted by Hart-floot
              The manager at my local branch of EAT in the City seems to recruit only hot looking Latvian and Lithuanian women

              M&S seems to stick with the crowd from London's banlieue
              are the ladies from EAT also polite and courteous ?

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                #27
                Originally posted by eternalnomad
                are the ladies from EAT also polite and courteous ?
                Oh yes Service with smile. Speak better English than the M&S crowd too!

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Fleetwood
                  Sorry, BM, it won't happen again. Honest. Promise.
                  Désolé....
                  You keep it up, Fleetwood. I find your corrections most amusing.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Mustang
                    This thread is so spot on!!

                    Standards in this country are being eroded slowly but surely. More and more people are willing to accept 98% when they want 100% and before you know it standards start to noticeably slide.

                    As the make up of society is altered through imigration, so what it means to be British will change. What used to be a standard reaction/response, no longer becomes "standard". Society has allowed things to slide.

                    If people believe in something, then give the shop feedback. Request that someone acknowledges that standards are sliding. It seems the only thing we have retained as Brits is our desire not to make a fuss, to not complain when we are not happy with something.

                    If you are prepared to accept something then accept it, if you are not prepared to accept it then take some action. However, don't accpet the spotty kid serving you to understand your beef!!

                    How did you get to immigration from some spotty faced youth being rude. Bizzare!

                    Is immigration to blame for everything?
                    I remember the good old days of this site when people used to moan about serious contractor related issues like house prices and immigration. How times have changed!?

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Numptycorner
                      Is immigration to blame for everything?
                      Yes - apart from new labour which is the cause of the problem so they're ultimately responsible for everything bad (including cancer).
                      Serving religion with the contempt it deserves...

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