Wrington ARCHIVE 1987 - Wrington Chemists 25th August - page 2 |
"Everything's done by computer nowadays, and it all depends who's working the computer. We'll order one pack of 500, and they'll deliver 10 packs of 500. .... | ||||||||||||||||||||
... In the old days, someone in the office would have said 'Oh, Mr Bendall, Wrington - he doesn't want ten 500s' and given me a 'phone call" |
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"This is typical. We ring one supplier and place an order. After 3 weeks it still hasn't come, so we ring another supplier. Next day, by the same post, both arrive, so now I've got enough for two months. | ||||||||||||||||||||
"Shall I be rude to this next customer ?" | ||||||||||||||||||||
"Well, if you're not, nobody will recognise it as you ... There's no particular pattern to how busy we are during the week, except Wednesday afternoon's quiet because people don't realise we're open .... |
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..... people tend to think village prices are higher and then come in and say 'this is cheaper than in Boots' !" | ||||||||||||||||||||
I pulled a muscle dancing last night, but Morris isn't really dangerous. Anyway, there's good insurance." | ||||||||||||||||||||
"Reading the doctors' writing on prescriptions is a matter of training ... and years of experience" | ||||||||||||||||||||