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Sep 17, 2026

Barry GlendenningPANELIST
3:26
I don't think this mess is entirely of his own making, or it cer- look, it definitely isn't, because Manchester United aren't shopping in the expensive supermarket anymore.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
3:37
They're, they're in Aldi where supposed rivals are shopping in Waitrose, and they don't have the squad depth, uh, to compete.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
3:46
I don't think they can have any complaints at all about going out.
Barry GlendenningPANELIST
3:49
I was actually looking i- in terms of coaching, who, who in the Premier League is Carrick more elite than? And it's a short-ish list of maybes.
Lauren WeirGUEST
11:01
In 2019, for instance, we could tell you that Morrison sold 24.4% of his fruit and vegetables loose.
Lauren WeirGUEST
11:10
Sainsbury's was 22%, Waitrose was 20%, Iceland was just 2.7%.
Lauren WeirGUEST
11:15
Obviously they sell different kinds of products.
Lauren WeirGUEST
11:17
No retailer exceeded 25% at that point.
Nick FerrariHOST
17:32
Let me rephrase.
Nick FerrariHOST
17:33
Does it feel like that when you go to Tesco's or Waitrose or Sainsbury's? Because it doesn't to me.
EricAUDIENCE
17:38
Well, obviously, if I'm going to buy a big slab estate, then yes, I do feel that.
EricAUDIENCE
17:45
But it very much depends what I'm going to be buying.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
0:18
She lost 75 pounds.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
0:20
She worked in the local Waitrose.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
0:22
So every time people went into Waitrose, they said, Joe, how have you gone from that to that? And she would say, hey, I see this lad.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
0:30
And then it would snowball from there.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
0:32
And it's come through notice boards in the local area.

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Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
11:05
She lost a similar amount of weight, about 75 pounds.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
11:08
She worked in the local waitrose.
Jordan Pockett-FordGUEST
11:10
So every time people went into Waitrose, they said, Joe, how have you gone from that to that? And she would say, hey, I see this lad.
Lisa Holley-PalmerGUEST
34:14
I'm dyslexic and they've got loads of forms and I could not work it out and fathom it out.
Lisa Holley-PalmerGUEST
34:19
So even like with Waitrose, and I'm going to say Waitrose, their forms are so literally, you need to be a fucking rocket scientist to fill it out.
Lisa Holley-PalmerGUEST
34:27
So I couldn't get a job at the time and I was under so much pressure, but I put the pressure on under myself.
Lisa Holley-PalmerGUEST
34:34
And I couldn't basically buy my son a Christmas present.
Robert AbrahamGUEST
24:25
That is starting to feed into open market rent reviews.
Robert AbrahamGUEST
24:29
And there's a Waitrose example in Surrey where that store has seen a 16% uplift to open market review as a result of that evidence being seen elsewhere.
Robert AbrahamGUEST
24:39
So in that context, our current rents are very much affordable, £23 a square foot, average rent turnover of 4%, very affordable.
Robert AbrahamGUEST
24:51
The investment markets, just some interesting data points that are being seen.
Tom TaylorGUEST
16:20
I mean, it feels like a long, long time ago now.
Tom TaylorGUEST
16:22
What are you looking at? You're looking at can I pay the mortgage? Can I pay the car lease? Can I pay the credit cards? You know, can I afford to go to – Aldi or Lidl because by the way you won't be shopping at Waitrose um you know can you um afford to you know put food on the table or however it might be and everybody's going to have a different expectation of what they deem to be an acceptable standard of living and a corresponding amount of money that it's going to take to um fulfill that everyone's different on that point but if you work from you know the absolute you know like the absolute bare minimum and again as you've alluded to there it's you know if I don't sell a single policy all year what can I do here it's um You know, looking back on it now, those are very, very modest sums.
Tom TaylorGUEST
17:06
And I would emphasise, you know, you've really, really got to be going some in that first year not to sell a single policy.
Tom TaylorGUEST
17:12
You've got to be going some not to sell, you know, a policy a week, you know.
Rory McGowanHOST
1:06
According to Grocers Magazine, Sainsbury's prepares their Christmas offerings for any particular year around 18 months in advance.
Rory McGowanHOST
1:13
For Waitrose, it's closer to two years.
Rory McGowanHOST
1:17
Altogether, a lot of effort goes into using sales data and customer behavior trends to know what to put on the shelves.
Rory McGowanHOST
1:25
and when these shops need to start appealing to consumers that are thinking about Christmas.
Lauren MishconHOST
29:27
to
Nicole GoodmanHOST
29:27
waitrose
Lauren MishconHOST
29:29
no i went to m&s
Nicole GoodmanHOST
29:31
i went to m&s did you go to boston crotchless knickers
AmyGUEST
9:27
So before, I was a creative project manager.
AmyGUEST
9:29
So I worked within advertising, doing adverts and big campaigns for Waitrose, Decathlon, a bit of John Lewis stuff.
AmyGUEST
9:39
So very, very creative.
AmyGUEST
9:42
But what I wanted to do was essentially just be hanging out with my dogs and just being able to go with them.

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