A random waffle thread? (Part 2)

Clareman wrote: »

I tried to explain a pricing gun and the cashier having to input the price rather than just scan a bar code to a retail manager recently, they just couldn't figure it out and were laughing at me, "so people had books with prices on them, put that price into a "gun" who punched it onto the product, then when the customer brought it up to the cashier they just put in that number", he asked what happened if a customer swopped a sticker from 1 product to another and I said that it was ok cause the price was split in 3 so the cashier would spot it, his head pretty much exploded at that stage.

I'm perplexed. In my head don't scan the wine, wait till after 10:30 next day.

Clareman

YFlyer wrote: »

Was in Cosgroves to pick up a bottle of red. Guy said you're lucky, a minute to go. Explained back in the day, we got wine after niteclubs closing.

Sorry.

I tried to explain a pricing gun and the cashier having to input the price rather than just scan a bar code to a retail manager recently, they just couldn't figure it out and were laughing at me, "so people had books with prices on them, put that price into a "gun" who punched it onto the product, then when the customer brought it up to the cashier they just put in that number", he asked what happened if a customer swopped a sticker from 1 product to another and I said that it was ok cause the price was split in 3 so the cashier would spot it, his head pretty much exploded at that stage.

Was in Cosgroves to pick up a bottle of red. Guy said you're lucky, a minute to go. Explained back in the day, we got wine after niteclubs closing.

Sorry.

h3000 wrote: »

Johnny Walsh carpets & wooden floors and yes that’s him.

Cheers.

h3000

YFlyer wrote: »

Saw a van on Friday with Johnny Walsh written on it. Some construction firm or something similar, not sure. Is it the former Limerick United player?

Johnny Walsh carpets & wooden floors and yes that’s him.

Saw a van on Friday with Johnny Walsh written on it. Some construction firm or something similar, not sure. Is it the former Limerick United player?

Wow the thunder.

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AnonZen wrote: »

Yeah, I intend going to the guards but if the CCTV is limited to the inside and the immediate area around the doors, then I reckon I'm wasting my time.

Most if not all of the back car park is covered by CCTV. There are multiple PTZ domes mounted on lighting poles. I'm not sure about the north-facing end although I'd be surprised if it wasn't well-monitored.

AnonZen

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

i think it is limited to around the general area/perimeter around the building i could be wrong though. waste your time looking for cctv though guards would have a better of getting it.

Yeah, I intend going to the guards but if the CCTV is limited to the inside and the immediate area around the doors, then I reckon I'm wasting my time.

AnonZen wrote: »

Does anyone know if the CCTV in the Crescent covers the exterior as well?

i think it is limited to around the general area/perimeter around the building i could be wrong though. waste your time looking for cctv though guards would have a better of getting it.

AnonZen

Does anyone know if the CCTV in the Crescent covers the exterior as well?

MarkR

I've moved some posts about the Radisson Vaccination centre into the Limerick Covid thread.

dashoonage

lads just got a phone call there from 061 567 3082 , recorded message saying there was suspicious activity on my PPS number and and arrest warrant had being issued for me. :P :P

i think the suspicious activity was that im actually paying taxes.

phog wrote: »

Haha I think you're trying to rile me up but you certainly don't know if you think **** like that will get to me

Haha I was wondering if you would cop it

OfTheMarsWongs

breezy1985 wrote: »

That's called whataboutery. Those people shouldn't have been there either but it doesn't make the genuflecting flash mob ok.

Also I don't care about people doing whatever at St. John's castle wherever that is. This is about Limerick

Aye, St. John (cathedral) was dead a good 1,000 years before King John (castle) was born.

breezy1985 wrote: »

That's called whataboutery. Those people shouldn't have been there either but it doesn't make the genuflecting flash mob ok.

Also I don't care about people doing whatever at St. John's castle wherever that is. This is about Limerick

sorry i meant king johns castle there sorry predictive text

breezy1985 wrote: »

Tell god on her. I'm sure he'll sort it out for ya

Haha I think you're trying to rile me up but you certainly don't know if you think **** like that will get to me

phog wrote: »

That's sad.

She had no difficulty attending a rally/street gathering when it suited her but when others gather they are somehow less entitled to be in the street. It's narrow mindedness at best.

Tell god on her. I'm sure he'll sort it out for ya

JamesBond2010 wrote: »

but thats the same week they were all out @ saint johns Castle but there nothing about that.

That's called whataboutery. Those people shouldn't have been there either but it doesn't make the genuflecting flash mob ok.

Also I don't care about people doing whatever at St. John's castle wherever that is. This is about Limerick

breezy1985 wrote: »

Well they were gathering against restrictions so can't have much complaint. But ya I do get a giggle out of it when it's the pius

That's sad.

She had no difficulty attending a rally/street gathering when it suited her but when others gather they are somehow less entitled to be in the street. It's narrow mindedness at best.

breezy1985 wrote: »

Well they were gathering against restrictions so can't have much complaint. But ya I do get a giggle out of it when it's the pius

But thats the same week they were all out @ king johns Castle but there was nothing about that & dont forget protests as well

phog wrote: »

As matter of interest would you support her actions if the people she was telling to move on and go home weren't catholics or are you happy because she objected to catholics congregating in public.

Well they were gathering against restrictions so can't have much complaint. But ya I do get a giggle out of it when it's the pius

breezy1985 wrote: »

Fair play to her. It's always a good laugh riling up the holy joes

As matter of interest would you support her actions if the people she was telling to move on and go home weren't catholics or are you happy because she objected to catholics congregating in public.

breezy1985 wrote: »

Not calm going by the stuff I have seen posted about it when it actually happened a few weeks back

Oh, there may have been an online backlash to her publicity stunt on it.

I thought you were referring to they being riled up by her presence on the day she took the law into her own hands.

phog wrote: »

It was her that was riled up, the holy joes were calm in the clip that I referred to.

Not calm going by the stuff I have seen posted about it when it actually happened a few weeks back

breezy1985 wrote: »

Fair play to her. It's always a good laugh riling up the holy joes

It was her that was riled up, the holy joes were calm in the clip that I referred to.

Poxyshamrock wrote: »

This clip and the story around it are weeks old and you posted about it on here a lot at the time.

I only got the clip over the weekend and it certainly gave it a different (I acknowledge the clip wasn't compiled from her perspective) angle than the one where she claimed to be the victim.

Why bring it up again?

Because it was new to me I thought it might be new to others, obviously it wasn't new to you.

Fair play to her. It's always a good laugh riling up the holy joes