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He is his own worst enemy, agreeing to do this ignominious type of thing. There must be other work he can do.
Me tooI in a way feel sorry for him
Not really if he has no other interest or hobbies, maybe he lives alone and at least this gives him contact with other people.He is his own worst enemy, agreeing to do this ignominious type of thing. There must be other work he can do.
He said earlier he lives on his ownNot really if he has no other interest or hobbies, maybe he lives alone and at least this gives him contact with other people.
I think a couple of kindly looking people should come over to him, pat him on the shoulders and lead him away.
That Santa flashing (ooh er..) reindeer unit is sheer unadulterated class. On loan from Peckham, from Del Boy’s flat.
He thinks he is a star, and is encouraged by the Selly telly bosses, because they think he's entertaining.Me too
its like I’m watching someone who has two choices
sit at home staring at the wall
or
sell ***** on tv
Thanks, galesgal57.Shaun Ryan wished them well, but said he couldn't relocate to London, as he had to care for his elderly mother. He said he had been asked.
Back to the pictures of the sunken pies and chips again, and the message about healthier meals.He said you could air fry your cheesecake
He's playing it like a tom tom now.Back to the pictures of the sunken pies and chips again, and the message about healthier meals.
He did say we cook our chips this way, then says he lives alone, and then there is the famous 'our Bet', whoever she is.Do you actually believe a word he says about himself. For all we know he doesn’t live alone. He says he does, yes, but he says lots of things. Things like how long he’s been on shopping television, making himself much older than his years, talking about old stars of decades ago he apparently worked alongside…See a pattern there? The presenters know lots of the core audience probably live alone, and watch essentially for a live voice in the room. Creating an affinity based on a similar life style is a useful selling technique to direct to there. Buying from a ‘friend‘ rather than a cold click. He may well live alone, but he is a complete set of verbal contradictions, and essentially, anything he now says, I take with a very large pinch of salt.
I remember him saying a few years ago that he would have to lose his house to make way for the HS2 rail extension, but he hasn't mentioned it for some time.And his Labrador, and his 1960s Las Vegas residency when he was aged about six…He probably lives a very comfortable lifestyle somewhere posh and probably not alone either. I doubt he’s doing that job for peanuts.
£14.99 at Charlies, don't know about postage costI've just checked the YT feed and scrolled back a bit. Peter S flogging a Santa on a sleigh decorative ornament for £49.99 plus £1.99 p&p
Just remember that price for now, £49.99.
Ideal World, home of the bargains?
Just found exactly the same product on Amazon for ... are you ready ... £21.40. Yep, less than half Ideal World's price!
'Konstsmide LED Christmas Scene: Santa in Sleigh with Flying Reindeer'
I'm afraid it's not like the IW I recognise, just TJC under another name.MY FIRST IMPRESSIONS (ALL PETER S SO FAR)
GOOD - - Free phone calls, some items free PP
BAD - - Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon
AND he is just waffling, spouting complete rubbish, and NEVER finishes a sentence, and lots of wrong information. Examples:
1. He said the mixer had a 5 metre cord, that would be ridiculous, the next minute he said it was 2.5m.
2. He said you don't need any oil to airfry. Of course you need oil for chips, otherwise they would just be like boiled or baked.
3. They had completely sold out of airfryers, he said. Then they found 29 more "That they had brought forward from a later hour". So they had not sold out at all!
4. So many others I can't remember them.
What is the point???
There has been no point whatsover in any of the "demos" because they didn't actually demo anything. Just waving around a stick mixer, or leaning on top of an airfryer is meaningless, they didn't even show the control panel.
I shamefully admit I was conned into buying a very expensic Bamix on the old IW solely because of the demos, and he said the one he was waving around was just as good as "The Swiss one" LOL
But shopping telly without any demos is completely pointless. And also the same presenter for hour on end is a complete turnoff. I've forgotten his name, no, wait, I've remembered - - Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon Peter Simon
It will never last!
And I forgot to say, far too long on each item . Loads of time just on the airfryer, about 1/2 hour I estimate, in the kitchen show (after the slippers lol) and then even more time later on. At least it was something for him to lean on as he had been standing for so long!I'm afraid it's not like the IW I recognise, just TJC under another name.