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Only the poor Poles are buying at Biedronka?


sobieski  106 | 2111  
24 Mar 2011 /  #1
Seems the duck succeeded in insulting his entire electorate with telling that only the poor shop at Biedronka.
I was surprised that he knew how to handle proper money (with his mother handling the family budget). I guess using a debit card would have been out of his reach though.
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #2
only the poor shop at Biedronka.

Not just the poor...those rich idiots that like Chinese rubbish shop there too....
aphrodisiac  11 | 2427  
24 Mar 2011 /  #3
I shop in Biedronka for the basic stuff. Don't see a problem at all.Besides, it is CLOSE.
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #4
For staple foods it's ok - anything processed and it's better to shop elsewhere. For families on a very tight budget it's often the best, even the only, option, and the duck should be a little more respectful of the electorate.

Interestingly the premier also spoke about it...
aphrodisiac  11 | 2427  
24 Mar 2011 /  #5
and the duck should be a little more respectful of the electorate.

I say:)
grandson  - | 5  
24 Mar 2011 /  #6
I am also very poor ;)
convex  20 | 3928  
24 Mar 2011 /  #7
who the hell cares? it's a place to buy food and toilet paper. what's with the image thing? the taters at biedronka taste just like the taters at alma.
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #8
Maybe the Duck is just a snob....?
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
24 Mar 2011 /  #9
It was as stupid as when that loser Tusk was blaming the prices of apples and fuel on Kaczynski several years ago, only that time the media saw nothing wrong with that.
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #10
only that time the media saw nothing wrong with that.

So how did you hear about it then? Smoke signals? You were maybe an eyewitness?
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #11
At least the Poles don,t do what i have seen English people do.... shop at Netto , then swap the food into Tesco bags in the car park before driving home and unloading in view of the neighbours....

Yep...the folks next door to me used to do it....
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #12
shop at Netto , then swap the food into Tesco bags in the car park

I've seen people doing that in Warsaw!
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
24 Mar 2011 /  #13
You were maybe an eyewitness?

Yes.
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #14
Ah, so the prime minister said it to you in person...
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #15
I've seen people doing that in Warsaw!

Ha... i thought only us English would do that sort of thing....
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #16
We invented it. But Keeping up Appearances is still running on Polish TV, even now.
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #17
Dam...it must be terrible to be that concerned about what people think of you....there is a lot to be said for not giving a sh1t...
JonnyM  11 | 2607  
24 Mar 2011 /  #18
Exactly. I'm going to shop at Waitrose and put the stuff in a Netto bag.
wildrover  98 | 4430  
24 Mar 2011 /  #19
I like your style....
THE HITMAN  - | 236  
25 Mar 2011 /  #20
Bottom line is that prices in Poland have soared in the past 4 years. Then some dumb statement comes out that Poland has the cheapest food prices in Europe, which of course is laughable when I can purchase cheaper in most other EU states. Not to mention, they fail to reveal the earning potential elsewhere.

Biedronka is the largest supermarket chain in Poland, doesn,t that speak for itself ?
It,s one of the leaders on the Warsaw stock exchange. So maybe Kaczyinski is correct, there,s so many impoverished Poles that they are able to keep Biedronka ahead of the other so called high society supermarkets. In other words, they haven,t much choice where to shop.
SeanBM  34 | 5781  
25 Mar 2011 /  #21
Biedronka's Portugese isn't it?

Anyway, I shop there sometimes, it's easier than carrfour.
It is cheaper than most places apart from farmer's markets but I have to becareful what I buy, they have very similar packaging to well known brands but are tasteless cheap replicas.

But most of the stuff is grand, it's the saem as Lidls isn't it?
delphiandomine  86 | 17823  
25 Mar 2011 /  #22
It,s one of the leaders on the Warsaw stock exchange.

They're not on the WSE. And certainly not on the WIG20.
grubas  12 | 1382  
25 Mar 2011 /  #24
They are not listed on WSE.
THE HITMAN  - | 236  
25 Mar 2011 /  #25
My mistake, but regardless, they,re still a big player in PL.
OP sobieski  106 | 2111  
25 Mar 2011 /  #26
I actually prefer Lidl, if only because you can pay with a debit card there.
wildrover  98 | 4430  
25 Mar 2011 /  #27
They don,t sell Heinz beans....which is a bit of a shame....and their Chinese made elecrical stuff is a bit of a joke....but yes....i go shopping there...
BBman  - | 343  
25 Mar 2011 /  #28
When i lived in Poland i shopped at biedronka often. I had a well paying job too and never felt embarrassed about going in there. Why pay more for something just because the store looks nicer???
hague1cmaeron  14 | 1366  
26 Mar 2011 /  #29
Seems the duck succeeded in insulting his entire electorate with telling that only the poor shop at Biedronka.
I was surprised that he knew how to handle proper money (with his mother handling the family budget). I guess using a debit card would have been out of his reach though.

The person is so socially inept, can't drive a car doesn't have a bank account etc. And he wants to be PM of Poland! He has no idea what real life is like, he doesn't have a family for instance, he has no idea what life is like for a couple with children. I wouldn't hire him to clean my toilet, and he wants to run the Country! This is well and truly beyond a joke, the man is a joke! I believe the Polish description of the man would be niedolezna uferma ludzka.

t was as stupid as when that loser Tusk was blaming the prices of apples and fuel on Kaczynski several years ago, only that time the media saw nothing wrong with that.

Wrong he didn't blame it on Kaczynski, he was simply trying to demonstrate how out of touch Kaczynski was with reality and how out of touch he is with ordinary families. And may I say he succeeded with flying colours.
Crow  154 | 9239  
26 Mar 2011 /  #30
to tell you frankly, no matter where i buying, i regularly tries to buy products produced in Slavic countries.

See, for example, there is that good Polish TEKANNE tea. Serbs consume it in great quantities.

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