Oh my all those fillers have made her look horrific!
You are very young ! 29! I would love to be 29 again.....I'm 29, so not young but not old. What a year to spend the last in my 20'sAge is subjective though isn't it? Look at Lydia, at the grand old age of 32, who acts soooo much older. My rents, and my friends in their 30's and 40's plus have so much more zest for life. Lydia and Ali have so much privilege, with so many experiences and opportunities available to them, and whilst it's their prerogative to live their life at home, I do find it surreal that a young married couple never go on dates, gigs, festivals or travel unless it's a promo trip (even prior to the pandemic these were v. rare). I think they once went out for a meal together, but that was because Ali's mum gifted them vouchers.
Maybe the farmers hamper are faking their reviews like Lydia appears to have done with Glóby. And it's beyond desperate she's asking her followers to commentemojis, just to increase her engagement
Not sure about being 29 again - heartbreak year. Not fun. But that bleeping fab hair might have eased the pain.You are very young ! 29! I would love to be 29 again.....
Elle Belle’s not Lidls of course.
I'm in the US - is that a PUB? Looks like homes to me which isn't very nice of her to post. And I sure do hope she has her "adventure braids" with her!
Enjoy! I'm 49 for only a few more days until the big fifty nifty... 30's were my favorite years so far. Hope to have a good 50'sYou are very young ! 29! I would love to be 29 again.....
I wrote a review on Google. We all should.Thank you. Yes, I wrote a private message to them on Insta. I could see they read it and they actually sent a reply but then re-called it before I got to read it. I left a few comments under photos on their grid but they then deleted all comments. I noticed this and re-commented but again, deleted. I’m guessing Lidl told them that people from Tattle would be commenting and messaging and to do as she does; DELETE, DELETE, DELETE!!! I even commented that the photo they used of Lidl and Aldi in ’The Aston’ with the flowers they re-gifted to Mother Cawwiee managed to get a whopping 35 likes. That’s thirty five. A 3 and a 5. Three tens and five units. And that’s the humongous level of interest Mr and Mrs Millen Aston Gordon Martin managed to drum up for The Farmer’s Hamper. I wonder how many sales that actually converted into?! But we’re all meant to blindly accept Lidl’s justification that from her very mention of the company, every week with their free weekly delivery, TFH are able to employ way more people. Well, I used to work in business and I am baffled by this notion!
Beacuse if you’ve had a villa hol in Tenerife she’s got a Mediterranean compound on Elevenerife
No, that isn't a pub, it is someone's home. Bloggers think it is their given right to take photographs of themselves outside other people's homes without having to ask. I remember reading a newspaper report about homeowners being cross because bloggers were being photographed sitting on their front steps, or changing in the street outside where they live. Some even take pop-up tents so they can strip down in the street and completely change outfits. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/lon...-tell-unapologetic-social-media-a4078806.html
Could be Anne from Little Britain.
For me this doesn't feel like it's an ethical issue, it's just their marketing approach. It's just a business using influencers for social media marketing.A couple of things are causing me to be sad at the moment and I need to give it all a bit more of a thunk:
The Farmer's Hamper Folks were alerted far in advance of any negative reviews of the ethics optics on these free hampers. It is Public Relations 101 (1st year University class), of how the freebie looks to the general public. What has happened now is that they are complicit in the behavior, which is not a good business decision in the long run. I am in the US and we are living a minute-by-minute nightmare of ethics breeches and other mayhem - and sane people are looking at each crime and ethics breech with a "What?" It truly boggles the mind.
I am sad about Ali - I won't restate everything that you Fine Ladies/Gents have discussed, it is just that I hope he has an epiphany before too much more of his life has passed.
Thanks so much for listening!
