Last week I heard on TV's "Extra3" that eating a grilled sausage produces about as many pollutants
pollutants as if you smoked 30 cigarettes ... I'd rather smoke.
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You certainly don't buy your smokes at Migros. So where's the connection to Migros? The main thing is eco-terror without context.
PS: Thank you for your contribution to the AHV.
@rbde565
The reference to Migros is surely the word GRILLITARIER in the headline. See today's newsletter or tomorrow's Migros magazine.
No, I buy them in the DENNER, which belongs to MIGROS.
(There used to be a "pick pay" in the entrance area of every large MIGROS market, where you could mainly buy drugs (alks + tobacco).
btw: A social mathematician has calculated that the cheapest member for the national economy is
is a chain-smoking teetotaller who does NO SPORT ...
With this in mind: Up in smoke!
@AlMiDeCoLi That's clear. Nevertheless, Migros is not alone in selling meat and advertising barbecues. This year - in contrast to Coop via Bell with the unchanged Grillchef commercial - meat-free alternatives are also being shown in the TV commercial. Don't see the point of this entry.