Zero Situational Awareness

Pot enthusiast in the estate, their behaviour has made it clear it's a free doss house and has no interest in anything to do with the community.

As per last bank hol the community group put fliers in each house telling them about the new fee structure and when they would be knocking in to collect this money. These are well brought up church going ladies.

As it was a bank hol their house was heaving with god knows what odours, pot head opened their door and gave them such a contact high by curbside.

They could have saved themselves so much worry if they had bothered to read the half-sized page in the first place!!!!!!!!!!

I must ask next time filling up.

I worked in a petrol station 20 years ago, and multiple people can use the same pump, run up say 3 different bills each, and we'd just knock that off one by one.

For example I'd ask, what pump the person was on, if it's pump 6, I can see there's three outstanding amounts here for example, let's say €20, €30 and €50

I'd ask how much they were paying for, I'd put that payment through and be left with the remaining two outstanding payments.

I'm sure the till systems have advanced a lot since then.

So moving your car after you've filled it, and allowing someone else to fills theirs before you've paid, could and was done 20 years ago.

It's a shame, as others seemed to understand my point, but it still stands. If the smoker had any situational awareness, they wouldn't have drawn more attention to their bad behaviour or law-breaking to the absolute worst people possible.

I read it several times and was baffled.

With regards Dunnes and 10 off when you spend 50 voucher. I've been caught where you have to decide what will I get to bring it over 50 so now I decide on a couple of items that if needed I will just go and get them.

Usually it's not a big issue most people will be gone a minute max but one time this person went to get an item or 2 to bring her over the limit. Gone a good 5 minutes at least, comes back with another basket, she discovered she had another voucher that required spending 25 euro extra to get 5 off and basically did another mini shop.

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Does anyone find its generally older people who block the path by an area in a supermarket?

Was in Dunnes yesterday and within the 1 trip there were 3 seperate instances of two older females(70+ year olds I'd say) blocking off something. Wanted to get to the milk and two of them blocking the entire isle with a trolley facing each direction.

Needed bread, exact same thing. At least the third time it was somewhere where I didn't need anything.