I've been going to
the Cihan for more than 10 years but they just hit the third strike
and they're out!
First was a while
back, the manager I think, definitely someone who was asked to solve
problems, was wearing a pair of the new fashionable low cut jeans, it
looked like a family of spiders was crawling over the waistband. the
mama was a giant piece of bum fluff and the babies were the hair
springing out of him bum crack! I couldn't go back until this week.
There was a new guy
there, never seen him before. Began positive; the first time I ever
went in there and didn't have to wait an age to get served at the
deli counter. Bad news the guy was a jerk, the smallest container is
now more than double the size it previously was and in addition to
him totally ignoring the meaning of “just a small amount please”,
he also hassled to sell more, I mean really hassled. I got to the
till and found I had spent more than 30 euros!
I made a point of
getting the receipt and for some reason, for the first time ever,
when I got home I weighed everything I had bought. Not one of the
weights that was on the receipt was the same. To be on the safe side
I used both of our sets of scales to weigh them – the scales agreed
with each other, neither agreed with the receipt both of them showed
the ingredients as lighter.
To be fair I phoned
the guy. He told me to come back the next day with photos but, made
no promise to reimburse me, just to 'check it out'.
Their scales seemed
to be out about 15-40 grams on each item. All the ingredients cost
the same kilo price (which has go up to 12.50!) I bought five items
to be weighed but there were only 3 weights shown, the first one was
840 grams which is a lot, plus two more of over 250 and almost 300.
There was no combination of the containers that came to the first sum
and none of them singly were as much as the other two.
I will shop
elsewhere. If you shop there, try weighing your stuff again at home!
No comments:
Post a Comment