"Apparently"
Is that so your lawyer (of 1 Israel St, Israel) can get you out of a law suit?
For the LJC, can someone take the Fisher Price phone off her?
"Apparently"
Who decided we can’t have swears on thread titles? Let’s riot like JackHey duck-face.
Ah, so you haven’t been acquainted with Roadside Mum yet.If I can’t find a particular product in just one of the supermarkets closest to me, despite similar products at the same price, I know I take it as a personal attack and I spend many hours tweeting and threatening to lawyer up.
doesn’t everyone??
That’s about £28 per employee per week. Maths fact. Although we know Jack has not contributed to any taxes to pay these benefits. Tax Fact.
Rudderless & flailing. Oh sweet Jesus, the irony.
Oh this is magnificent.
THREAD TITLE!!Big Maths, Little Maths, Cardboard Slops
Just because someone is on benefits doesn’t mean they can’t afford food. The government figures quoted will probably include child benefit which everyone earning up to something like 50k get and some workers will be in receipt of child tax credit etc so may still be in an ok position Financially so although they may not be having £7 ready meals they can probably put food on the tableWhere is her evidence that staff in Asda (who have a staff discount scheme too) can’t afford to shop there, please?
I hope their lawyers royally screw the shite out of her.
You got there before me!Too early
I love tax facts.That’s about £28 per employee per week. Maths fact. Although we know Jack has not contributed to any taxes to pay these benefits. Tax Fact.
She's so keen on percentages, why doesn't she present us with some now? By my reckoning, and if we take her figure at face value, Asda staff take 0.2213% of the total benefits spending (excluding OAP benefits). NB I am not a FORENSIC maths frau but seems about right.