No one outside the UK knows how to make a glass of squash.. they try and drink that shit neat

The monkey's paw!! DO NOT PICK IT UP!!!

Can't argue that.

I’d say you experienced it more than encountered it.

😂😂😂

That soap has seen things. Terrible, terrible, things.

One is fatter than the other

You say tortured soul, I say a good old age Gouda.

As long as balls aren't touching...

Must be bad to be trapped in a bar of soap

That poor unfortunate soul. So sad, so true. 🎵

Cap guns and tech decks, noice

That's just me on a night when I get lucky.

Looks like they mostly have things organized by size for shelf space. The more shelves they can fit in there the more stuff they can get on them.

The larger tea boxes probably force them to put it on the top or bottom. And since they probably want to keep "fluids" together and liquid items are traditionally put on the bottom (in case there's leakage so they don't have to risk a damaged product ruining other shelves as it runs down) that's where it ended up.

It does make sense to have them together though since you really do get one if you have the other. I wonder if there's a way to swing it. Moving shelf 6 up to 2 and squeezing them in there could be possible since they probably double stack with the cans nicely.

If you put that in your mouth that's double penetration

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Well it's certainly nice they make an effort. Anything you feel that can help round out the selection? I'm unfamiliar with the essentials.

And while I'm asking is it better to have the same product with more brands to choose from or only one brand but different products? Limited shelf space can be hard to work around I'm sure.

Isn’t this now just an ad for ad block?

I think I might be in love.

Every chocolate tastes better than American chocolate. American chocolate is generally terrible.

No some of them will be left... In the parking lot that is.

Wonderful...

Would buy at least 11 items from this.

I had no ideas Bachelor's did tinned stuff like beans. Their Mac N Cheese is so much nicer than Kraft.

Good choice, I understand. I live in the North of England and here "tea" means "Yorkshire tea" at least with me, my family and my friends. Once my uncle went to the shop to get some tea bags for my grandma, he came back with tetleys and my grandma Said "why didn't you get yorkshire tea" Uncle: "they didn't have any" Grandma: "Tetleys is barely even tea!!". That's some brand loyalty right there lol.