[danielf]

Bloody supermarkets and their underhand tactics on 'offers'. I was in Tesco's today and the weekly shop included cans of coca cola. We normally get a 24 pack (or two 10 packs when there's a genuine offer) as they work out cheapest. Today, there were no 24 packs or 10 packs, just 6 packs. It's not like they sold out, there just weren't any. There were rows and rows of 6 packs though. There was an amazing offer as well: two 6 packs for £4, that's £8 for 24 cans. I'm pretty sure the standard price for a 24 pack is £7.50 or so, you thieving barstewards. OK, it's only 50p, but it really annoys me that they will just take all the larger multipacks off the shelve to make an offer look good when you end up paying more.

It could be worse I suppose. We used to shop at Sainsbury's. They were at it all the time...