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Tesco's Facebook page is the best thing ever
A THOUGHTFUL YOUNG man on Facebook brought our attention to Tesco’s social media prowess last night after posting the following dilemma.
“Hey Tesco,
Could you please address the placement of slices in your packed cold meat cuts?
As you can see in the attached diagram, the current arrangement of the meat with relation to the corner from which you peel the packaging back requires you to then try and pull the slice of meat out from under the rest of the slices. This isn’t very efficient.
If you were to adopt the arrangement on the right, vital sandwich making time could be saved as people wouldn’t need to wrestle their meats from the packaging.
I trust you will make this your top priority. Many thanks.
Here at DailyEdge.ie HQ, we think the poster deserves a ‘thank you’ from all lovers of sandwiches everywhere. He was rewarded with almost 15,000 ‘likes’ and a courteous reply from Tesco themselves.
But Tesco doesn’t just reply to its more ingenious ‘fans’. One of the lovely customer care team will answer pretty much anything (as long as it isn’t horse related, understandably).
For example, yesterday Donald asked:
The reply?
Meanwhile, David is looking for a new Tesco in Scotland:
The response:
Things can get a bit technical:
Or historical…
But there’s usually an answer:
They’ll even reply to little rants:
And the more, eh, personal queries get the attention required:
As do cryptic requests:
They are really, really understanding, especially when it comes to doughnut fillings.
And they’re there for the little chats too, if necessary.
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