Tesco’s sweary shopping bag, and other shocking examples of supermarket obscenity

Clearly supermarkets are not the wholesome, family-friendly establishments we thought them to be. One Twitter user was recently stunned by the absolute filth on a Tesco bag. It seems harmless enough at first glance.

However…

@Tesco I don't know if this message was meant for @asda or @sainsburys but I suggest a letter next time! pic.twitter.com/xwGq4HDrN4

— Ross (@RosssYoungx) March 14, 2017

It’s eerily reminiscent of the same attitude Waitrose take with their customers.

Morrisons claim this pizza is a ‘rugby ball’, but we know what they’re calling us.

They even spell it out in lights.

The place is a haven of filth.

Aldi don’t miss an opportunity to let their customer know what they think of them.

The herbs in Tesco are also obscene.

You’re not even safe from muck in the vegetable aisle either.

In summary: Supermarkets are palaces filth that clearly have nothing but contempt and hate for their customers. It’s time to shop elsewhere – at least greengrocers are honest.