What a plonker

[stevewool]

Would you believe it,
The other day one of our drivers was out doing his job and we got a very angry email from a very angry customer,
Well what he said this driver needed a good telling off,
So after reading what this person was saying i had to check it out,
We deliver to private houses very very VERY expensive wine to so called very very important people, well they think they are all talk with plums in the big fat gobs too,
This email was saying this has happened before your driver drives so fast in to his loose stone drive way and then drives down the 80 yards to the garage when he should knock at the door and wait to see if i am in, this driver needs to be re educated in how to act and on it went , I HATE PEOPLE LIKE THIS,
Our driver is Polish and hes is a very good worker, and when i asked him what happened yes he did drive in and went to the garage 20 meters from the house because last time he was not in and on the instrutions it said if not in leave in garage,
What a nob this so called toff wanted to get this bloke sacked or wanted a free box of wine , again I HATE PEOPLE LIKE THAT

[Dedworth]

Probably the second or third home of a Champagne Socialist :biggrin:

Appalling attitude

[grahamw48]

That sounds like a Harrogate house. :biggrin:

[stevewool]

Probably the second or third home of a Champagne Socialist :biggrin:

Appalling attitude

A very grand house indeed, i google it to check where this 80 yard garage was, and yes it was 20 meters from the house

[stevewool]

That sounds like a Harrogate house. :biggrin:

A little further south,

[Dedworth]

A little further south,

Islington ?

[stevewool]

Islington ?

Leicestershire

[grahamw48]

Leicester ...not at all fond of, but some lovely countryside and villages around it. :smile:

[fred]

Probably the most expensive houses on huge tracts of land in London that I have ever seen were in Bishops avenue.. I`d say the Arabs and Chinese probably own the lot now.

Luxury houses and property for saleAverage property prices on the avenue surpassed £1 million in the late 1980s and each property occupies a 2-3 acre plot. According to Forbes, in 2006, the smallest houses in the street were selling for £5 million, while a larger house, Turkish tycoon Halis Toprak's 30,000 sq ft mansion, sold to the President of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, for £50 million, in January 2008, making it one of the most expensive houses in the world. A tree-lined avenue half a mile long in the heart of embassy land, Kensington Palace Gardens is often cited as the "most exclusive address" in London, and has long been known to be a part of the "Billionaires Row".

http://www.glentree.co.uk/The-Bishops-Avenue-London-Property-Houses.html

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A digital touchscreen controls pool floor, allowing users to select any depth of water up to 1.5m. It can also convert the indoor swimming pool area into an additional reception.
An automated dividing wall and sliding glass doors either separate or connect the outdoor pool to the indoor pool.


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[grahamw48]

Yes, the capital is certainly a sanctuary for foreign crooks...both rich and poor. :cwm25:

[Ako Si Jamie]

The greedy parasite wants a 'free lunch'. I suppose that's why people like this are so wealthy as they don't like parting with their money. :cwm25: