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Tescos Entrance
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Just what does the old boy in the blazer at the entrance of Tescos actually do?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's a 'greeintg' idea, which works well in American stores, where they are far more open to being spken to by complete strangers.
Like so many imports, it doesn't really work in our culture, leaving customers feeling embarassed and unsure of how to react.
Don't worry, they see the light and find him something esle to do eventually.
Like so many imports, it doesn't really work in our culture, leaving customers feeling embarassed and unsure of how to react.
Don't worry, they see the light and find him something esle to do eventually.
OOOOps have I missed something here - he (and it shouldn't just be Men) acts as a Commissionaire - he should always have a friendly smile and a welcome basket for you and advise you if you have any problems, where to take them to - and I have to say the more these supermarkets - not just Tesco - Asda is very good! - employ these older members of the community - the more I am Pleased - one to give them something to be proud of doing and earning a bit of a wage but also to get them out of their 'wives -partners - husbands' hair for a few hours of the day!!!!!