yeah, but no matter how far away you park in a virtually empty car park after spending 15 minutes to find the perfect end spot you'll be sure to find some fooker has parked his pikey rust riddled van right next to it
When I had my QP back in 2018, I went for lunch at the Lakes Distillery (Cumbria) parked the Maserati well away from all other cars in the carpark. When I came to get in the car again I found that someone had parked right next to my car, even though there was loads of space in the car park. Suspecting the worse, I immediately checked the drivers door but luckily no bangs or scuffs. Phew I thought. Then drove 20 mile's back home. However, when getting out of the QP, I spotted something horrifying on the rear wing. A bloody great big dent on the rear wing wheel edge where a door had been flung open hard to cause maximum damage. Cost me over £1000 at the body shop to get it sorted. I was friggin fuming. If only I had checked back in the car park!
some people are so greedy
On Friday I was informed that one of my employees who we furloughed because they are highly clinically vulnerable (we even topped up their pay), has been working cash in hand for a competitor.
Caught bang to rights by her manager, so no dispute, and clearly we have not given permission for them to work whilst furloughed.
I am so ‘kin angry
Wow that takes the pish and been get gov payout. Call to the tax manOn Friday I was informed that one of my employees who we furloughed because they are highly clinically vulnerable (we even topped up their pay), has been working cash in hand for a competitor.
Caught bang to rights by her manager, so no dispute, and clearly we have not given permission for them to work whilst furloughed.
I am so ‘kin angry
Yes they may well have committed fraud as they consented to being furloughed.Wow that takes the pish and been get gov payout. Call to the tax man
I agree, and long gone (hopefully) are the days that they used to be found on a butchers hook in the freezer of a local foreign restaurant. (Notice how politically correct I was there, didn’t say Chinese). It’s not just the above, but a couple of friends of my grand daughter have been spooked when they have been out walking their dogs and approached by someone in a white van trying to make conversation about their dogs. You could say, hopefully they were just interested in lifting the dogs, how things have changed. But we never walked out with a couple of thousand quid on a lead, easy pickings these days. None the less, it needs to be taken more seriously by the law.
Couldn't agree more, one of the reasons I have spent most of the day installing a cctv system, it is becoming increasingly widespread, the scrotes that do this should be knee caped at the very least, you might as well be messing with my children as messing with my dogs.
