Tag Archives: Co-op Food Stores
People who need people
‘Wait a second, love,’ said the woman in front of me at the Co-op to the man who’d just paid for his shopping. ‘Let me put my shopping through on your loyalty card. I’ve lost mine, someone may as well … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Co-op Food Stores, customers, drones, electronic tills, hospital, loneliness, mortuary, shopping, tobacco
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The customer is always – irrelevant?
Here in Britain one of our oldest shops is Marks and Spencer. It started life in Leeds, Yorkshire, as a market stall. By the time I was a child it had become a well-loved and respected chain selling knitwear and … Continue reading
