Buy onions elsewhere
I am writing with regard to the article on the front page of this week s Midweek Herald. (June 2). Firstly, am I the only one who thinks the small Co-op in Seaton is a convinience store and, if you wanted loose onions, you can get the
Buy onions elsewhere
I am writing with regard
to the article on the front
page of this week's Midweek
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Herald. (June 2).
Firstly, am I the only
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one who thinks the small
Co-op in Seaton is a convinience
store and, if you
wanted loose onions, you
can get them in the larger
store? Secondly, they do
not sell bags of ten onions,
only 8 and at a cost of just
80p. If this lad had bought
the whole bag in the first
place, he would have saved
himself not only money,
but the embarrassment of
being plastered all over the
local paper.
If he feels the need to
complain, send him out to
Afghanistan with the rest
of our lads. I'm sure he
would have plenty to moan
about when he got home, if
he made it home.
Jon Sommerville
Summersby Close
Seaton
