It happened with one Tesco consumer who went to buy the bacon for his Sunday breakfast, but the world came to the end because he had found six bacon rashers instead of seven.
Facebook was the first place to share his sorry feelings, where more than 200 hundred users had shared the sad news. The thing is that Tesco, whether for good or bad news was being talked once more about social media.
But I can feel sorry for the consumer, who had just the Sundays to spoil himself with a great breakfast and the main ingredient was missing by one rash on the pack. The thing is...if Tesco says that the bacon pack comes with 7 rashers, off course we are going to pay for the 7 and not 6. Tesco had answered the consumer complaint with a great humour that they would make up with the consumer asking the receipt and the packet barcode. But who keeps the product barcode after open the simple bacon packet and start cooking? Better not throw away the barcodes and receipts while we are not satisfied and certified with quantities.
The main thing is to keep the client happy after the stress and the Tesco has managed.
“The world plunged into total darkness for 15 days”.This is as it was published on The Sun newspaper, it was on the newspapers but came from Facebook. If we read like that it will sound like some theories of conspiracy or even finding similarities with “War Stars” series but not. This is what is going on mouth to mouth and social media sharing.
The earth being in total darkness for 15 days is something that was prophesied long time ago not with exact number of days, but is something that men have been talking about it
When we read stories like that the world is a small village and the news runs faster like a tornado. Facebook really is one of social media where people can get the most exciting news or the scariest ones.
It will be very curious just to observe the human behaviour in these 15 days of darkness, if people would continue with their daily routine. Certainly many conversations would take place in all over the media.
What about after the 15 days of darkness? I am thinking that this is where the darkness would start because of the electricity bill. Yes! We have to compensate the lack of natural light with the electrical one and we know that electricity does not come cheap.
The good thing is that NASA has answered the Facebook PR and there is no such thing coming to us, I hope so, this way our pocket money is saved from the total darkness.
Facebook was the first place to share his sorry feelings, where more than 200 hundred users had shared the sad news. The thing is that Tesco, whether for good or bad news was being talked once more about social media.
