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How's it done? Why do we go back to the supermarket, week after week? Simple!brbrIt's to avoid STARVATION! 🤣
Comment from : Marc Se7en

Stop buying into these adds, to lower inflation, simply stop buying , don't buy houses don't buy cars, don't buy anything at all Just buy enough to survive, show these governments its time to stop raising prices, there only putting more homeless out there, and you who are spending lots on nothing, its your fault greed gotta have it, stop this, your killing your next generation of kids
Comment from : Robert Watt

17:55 😄😄
Comment from : bradley stevens

Introducing the store cards killed it for me, forcing you to sign up to get the different price, I will never shop at these places, they have now forced me to stop been lazy and now I used markets/butchers 😊
Comment from : Gregory Morton

I do all my supermarket shopping online for home delivery so don’t get distracted with what supermarkets call bargains or impulse buying (even before covid lockdown)
Comment from : Cricket England

£174 for all that amazing value
Comment from : Daniel Kitts

Is there dental care in England??? Looks like everyone is missing teeth 🙈🙈🙈
Comment from : S B

HaHa 150 Pounds for a weekly shopping cart wish those days back😂
Comment from : michaelibk

The BBC has lost any loyalty from me, a man of 64, come this September Gone are polite presenters, in place, ignorant people that do not let interviewees answer the question posed So why should we take anything the BBC has to say as truth? Please, get rid of your TV licence, all we get are repeats anyway
Comment from : Bruce Jenner

These big box stores destroy small businesses! They have no character and they're far less personable!
Comment from : Therese Davis

Shop Mart, shop S-mart
Comment from : Freddie Medley

Hello Positive connection miracle s do happen God bless all of us XX From Lawrence and Anne Marie 🏡💒 God bless all the Children and Grandchildren ✨🎃🎁🎀
Comment from : Amana Gladys

What you have with Steven is a person using his brain; we can all do that
Comment from : Ricimer

No-one MAKES you go into these places I am old but I remember when our first Tesco opened in Hornchurch and my mother asked me to take her out of curiosity; she never went to the local shops again exvept for small items she had just run out of
Comment from : Ricimer

Make a list and don´t go shopping being hungry
Comment from : Kristina R

Sukwinder is a fantastic manager, very innovative and knows how to run a business profitably Love customer Steven who knows exactly what he wants and won't be distracted by supposed bargains I have noticed that using an eftpos card means I am not so concerned with prices as I was when I took a certain amount of cash with me and couldn't go over that amount
Comment from : Just a crocodile

Bet the 'Manager' is a laugh a minute fall orff yer chair with his banter NOT
Comment from : Jeanne Jackson

I’m the victim here trying to buy less but always end up with a pile of stuff that I don’t really need mostly snack, all kind of biscuits tho🤦🏻‍♀️ and the deals or seasonal products get me to buy em more😓😂😂
Comment from : May_Mei

In australia price tickets all display how much it costs per 100g So its super easy to compare costs Not that most people do it
Comment from : A Cumming

Club cards are the devil's inventionbrNot only do you hand over extreme amounts of personal info to these sharks brYour reward is being trained to shop with them only brAlwaysbrTailor made offers are wearing down your common sensebrAlso, all the knowledge about your preferences and shopping habits are sold off to other companiesbrMarket strategy is kingbrAre we as consumers gullible and somewhat dim ?brYou bet
Comment from : Nina Elsbeth Gustavsen

Going shopping with young kids is the worst mistake you can ever make Either you or your wallet are gonna come out of there utterly devastated
Comment from : TFWs Meme Dumpster

Shopping with a list makes you far less keen into tricks of having you buy stuff you never wanted when walking in the store
Comment from : Ramon

this must be old as those plastic white carrier bags are LONG GONE
Comment from : Mitchell Hulston

7:18 Not sure if this is a cultural difference in the term's use/meaning, but what he's describing isn't a "bait & switch" They're just luring people in and getting them to see other offers as well; a bait & switch is luring someone in with an offer and instead, offering them something completely different than what was advertised (oftentimes something worse/lesser in quality/not the advertised thing at all) And a bait & switch isn't exactly something a company would want to publicly state that they use as a tactic
Comment from : SLone3251

If you actually want real bargains head around 7pm for the yellow stickers I’ve saved hundreds Be mindful and respectful of staff and don’t be a grabby vulture
Comment from : Amy

The well paid scientist, crawling around with a calculator and binging on processed meat was nauseating brWhat’s the point? Life’s too short His kids will party well on his frugality when he goes 😂
Comment from : Heidi Good

Always do it go in shop for a couple items walk out with a 100 lol
Comment from : loanna xxx

You can tell this is from 15 years ago as they’re smoking indoors
Comment from : Louis Hill

Wow a Jewish guy can really spot a bargain Who would have seen that coming
Comment from : RazzelDazzel

Try finding dried pulses in TescoNot easy ,and why are baked beans in a completely different aisle than other canned beans? A specific marmalade means a route march through two thirds of the supermarket Not a supermarket fan asyou can tell!
Comment from : betty graham

Jesus Stew hiding your bacon from the Jewish brethren ain’t a good look
Comment from : Tavian Townsend

I’ve been stealing my weekly shopping, or at least a large portion of it, for almost 3 years Saves way more money than trying to find good deals brbrPS: Asda’s the easiest one to scam with the scan as you go tech ;)
Comment from : Tavian Townsend

Best thing is to write a shopping list and just KEEP Your head down! Edit: Not everything that is "On Offer" is actually on bargain they fix prices so it looks like they added a discount
Comment from : Frank Servant

super markets look like casinos funny! no windows no clocks artificial light to many offers to win money and the privilege and excitement you feel spending the money there something like you going a day trip to Disneyland
Comment from : London Power

Worked in a factory once putting cream on cakes They were packaged in different boxes to be sold in different shops at different prices Just go to aldi, simples
Comment from : nox 333

They also like to sell your information from those club cards Ever wonder why you get your email and/or mailbox filled with junk? They make money off you existing! You should at least get a piece of the pie on that
Comment from : Sharon Ports

What are you feeding your Children, are you ashamed? How much sugar is in tomatoe sauce?
Comment from : Google Account12

These supermarkets are destroying society They tell you it's okay to consume Sugary foods on a daily basisbrbrParents are to blame, they use sugary food to sedate their kids which results in tooth decay and obesitybrbrWhat are you feeding your child
Comment from : Google Account12

£15750 imagine how much shopping that would get youbrWould you pay that much for a tv license when you can watch Tv on demandbrbrbrNetflix, ITV on demand, 4 on demand None of them require a tv license
Comment from : Google Account12

Can't beat lidl
Comment from : Fudge 2014

I miss bogof
Comment from : Steely666

Don't want to be rude but that family is FAT and need some teachings And don't take kids to shopping
Comment from : LegendaryKeyboardWarrior

Do they have bulk stores in the United Kingdom? brIn the United States, Costco sells things at bulk It helps my family of 10 We can save by having more product It doesn't always work because they have been out of hand soap for awhile now So we are forced to buy smaller bottles and more of them
Comment from : Megan Greene

Don’t get me wrong I don’t mind spending money on food 100 to 150 dollars a week can be normal for a family of 4 but you can fill up one carts worth of groceries but filling up 2 carts worth hurts my pocket book
Comment from : Jessica Moore

Very few people check their receipts I now check mine in my car before I go home Last week I found 5 items wrongly charged (offers not as they were on the shelf) I believe this is deliberate I always get my money back
Comment from : theeggtimer tic tic

A pack of undies and chewing gum
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Comment from : Luise

This is such a depressing documentary These customers and managers talking about Tesco like they care about people and their needs So insidious and transparent
Comment from : ggg shah

OMG I shop in Tesco Morrison’s Sainsburys I spend £300 a week for a family of 3 Most of it junk food 🥘 what am I doing wrong 🤷‍♀️
Comment from : Cinder Ella

TAKE THE THING YOU NEED THE MOST THAT'S ALL🤷
Comment from : bbakzu397 v ciIii778

IS NOT EVEN A BIG DEAL IS JUST AN ILLUSION!brME EVEN I DO GO FOR THE LOW PRICES RIGHT!!?? BE OPEN MINDED SNYWSYS NO NOTHING LIKE TEMPTATION! IF YOU ARE SERVING THE LORD AMEN🙏🖐️
Comment from : bbakzu397 v ciIii778

great video loved it learned i lot
Comment from : Max Carroll

those kids are spoilt
Comment from : AL Gonsalves

Is it me or did Shawinder the Manager make any effen sense or is just me
Comment from : Pcg Gizz

BOGOF sometimes you can find cheaper product x2 than the actual single price of the premium brand that is on BOGOF Having worked in a Tesco for 11 years I am fully aware of the tricks the supermarkets implement
Comment from : bdel80

Who the fuck likes this fucking music
Comment from : Fake Channel

Mostly done online now
Comment from : VB

Make a list and stick to it when buy grocery
Comment from : Imas Wahyu Jackson

Electrical, Clothing, Jewelry in a Supermarket? I think I have been living in a cave Do Brits not have Unit pricing either? One more observation, the size of his trolley looked like a miniature version of the Titanic 😱😱😱
Comment from : Starquant

I like waiterose, lidl, iceland , these smaller shops in area and I take a listI look for real bargains and find them by reading the tagseven as a young mom with sometimes a full plus extra half time job I set aside time to relax and enjoy my shopping tripI took my son with me and taught him Our days still have 24 hours in them, the difference now is the impatience and gullibility of people
Comment from : Heather Whittaker

use condoms best way to save money
Comment from : RussD60S

The quality of the teeth that’s these people have is disgusting
Comment from : welshhibby

I follow a list ,only buy whats on sale ,and have a basic meal plan , also never go hungry, and keep a running total so there is no surprise and it helps keep you on budget
Comment from : biker

Biggest bullies, that supermarkets Including supervisors
Comment from : C Liverpoolboy01

Makes me wonder about shopping online for basics etc I think there is definitely some methodology in the virtual world too Next I’d like to see the systems put in place on that, please! 😊
Comment from : Monic Davis

HAD TO STOP WATCHING , THEM TWO BRAT KIDS DONT KNOW HOW TO BEHAVE IN PUBLIC !!!!!!!!!!! BUT THEM IN A TROLLY EACH !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : MARTINE HOLLAND

Gonk
Comment from : Wayne Preston

Sorry, but I am expert buyer I am always compare weight and price of product than only buy and always carry cash
Comment from : Nishant Patar

150 quid a week lol, ive love to spend as little as that !!
Comment from : RATB

The Rana's need to leave the kids at home when they go shopping, use a list , and take more time to search for the values
Comment from : Lesley Turner

9:22 yeah that guy does not look suspicious at all
Comment from : Mary Jane

Not sure why the guy has that headset with the glasses on for?!!! How funny!!! Lol
Comment from : Mary Dehaan

You're absolutely right; Time, not price, is what is most important to me as a grocery -shopper If a store changes its layout too often, I just stop going there, because I have more to do with my life than to spend it wandering around the aisles searching for the items I want to purchase Also, I want the staff to be polite and to know what they're doing If staff are rude or off-hand, I just go to a different supermarket
Comment from : Ella Larkin

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Comment from : Susan Wallace

Family pay £175 single man pays £30 However if you X by 4 that's the equivalent of £120 OK that's a difference, but of £55 not £145 so even this programme is conning us!
Comment from : Rosyclaire

Stay around the perimeters (except the side with the bakery!) of the store and buy most of your food there The aisles have most of the junk food
Comment from : HappyDays

I'm being unkind, I guess, but why do so many Brits have such terrible teeth? Does the NHS not pay for dental work?
Comment from : HappyDays

£150 a week??? Im a family of 4 and i spend 40-50 a week at aldi and making sure i just buy what i need Kids are always fed and still have treats on £40-£50 a week sometimes even £30
Comment from : Jessie

Really!? Is this what society has come to ? And that couple needs to get themselves down the fresh veggie aisle by the looks of the size of themjust sayin !!!! Its all a shamepeople are missing out on what's important in lifenot how many crap products we can pile in our carts
Comment from : Chee

It's SO different here in America I mean there is targeted displays (low for kids, eye level for adults) but I don't recall seeing yellow that much I always compare prices and brands and I look for less packaging Of course, products are neat and facing forward, but there's something about it that's different here
Comment from : Robin Martz