They come up with something funny COOP turns Zumbrunnen into a Coop customer. Zumbrunnen would never shop there because COOP made 12 percent more profit - Zumbrunnen doesn't like profit, that's a no-go for him.
They come up with something funny COOP turns Zumbrunnen into a Coop customer. Zumbrunnen would never shop there because COOP made 12 percent more profit - Zumbrunnen doesn't like profit, that's a no-go for him.
Hi Nachtspalter, I don't have the Coop newspaper either, and I can't find the right cake online either. Can you please provide a link? Whether zip code 4000, 3000 or 8000, I always come across a cake with a woman at https://epaper.coopzeitung.ch/aviator/aviator.php?newspaper=CZ&issue=20200512&edition=CZ32&globalnumber=202020&startpage=1&displaypages=2.
Hi Nachtspalter, I don't have the Coop newspaper either, and I can't find the right cake online either. Can you please provide a link? Whether zip code 4000, 3000 or 8000, I always come across a cake with a woman at https://epaper.coopzeitung.ch/aviator/aviator.php?newspaper=CZ&issue=20200512&edition=CZ32&globalnumber=202020&startpage=1&displaypages=2.
@Cinderella1925 You can't actually see the cake with Zumbrunnen's name in the e-paper, only in the printed newspaper. I suspect that the e-papers were produced first and the name on the cake was changed at short notice, i.e. at the last moment before the print release, so to speak. Since Traberli has thankfully already posted a link to an article with a corresponding photo here, I won't do anything more in this direction.
First of all, when I looked at the Coop newspaper front page in the e-paper on my computer earlier, I thought it was a woman who was pictured there. Now I've leafed through the physical newspaper and - oops - the woman is a man. But only in the German edition. In the French and Italian-language editions, it's a woman. But now back to the topic. It really is true. If you want to know exactly: - Coop newspaper no. 20 of 12 May 2020, page 66 - Name on the cake: FABRICE ZUMBRUNNEN Yes, the Coop newspaper has had a bit of fun.
I found the gag quite funny. And Migros took it very sportingly and with humor.
Oh please forgive me very much I don't want to annoy you I'll put it all away your rudeness doesn't bother me I don't want to take away your dear Migros stay with it invest in Migros so that they can then plug holes I work with people like you every day I have a lot of understanding for your difficult situation and could offer you advice Of course I will attach great importance to politeness and formulation in the future
Would be really nice of you if you could take the time and at least write your posts with periods and commas and capitalization. It's really tedious otherwise with the reading etc. (I'm not talking about the content, just the form)
Quote:↵"could offer you advice"↵↵😂 Thank you I can manage.↵↵But you REALLY need help. ↵German, so spelling, I can definitely see room for improvement. ↵↵There is such a thing as "nice etiquette"↵This is not only friendliness, but also written German, upper/lower case, punctuation ↵also spelling.... ↵↵Sorry, but your gibberish is barely comprehensible.↵↵What's so difficult to make an effort? ↵In another answer, you did a better job. ↵↵🙄 I'm beginning to think you wrote that deliberately.
I suspect it's purely intentional (to provoke, annoy, etc.).
I suspect it's purely intentional (to provoke, annoy, etc.).
Yup a troll method...
@Cinderella1925 You can't actually see the cake with Zumbrunnen's name in the e-paper, only in the printed newspaper. I suspect that the e-papers were produced first and the name on the cake was changed at short notice, i.e. at the last moment before the print release, so to speak. Since Traberli has thankfully already posted a link to an article with a corresponding photo here, I won't do anything more in this direction.
First of all, when I looked at the Coop newspaper front page in the e-paper on my computer earlier, I thought it was a woman who was pictured there. Now I've leafed through the physical newspaper and - oops - the woman is a man. But only in the German edition. In the French and Italian-language editions, it's a woman. But now back to the topic. It really is true. If you want to know exactly: - Coop newspaper no. 20 of 12 May 2020, page 66 - Name on the cake: FABRICE ZUMBRUNNEN Yes, the Coop newspaper has had a bit of fun.
I found the gag quite funny. And Migros took it very sportingly and with humor.
Oh please forgive me very much I don't want to annoy you I'll put it all away your rudeness doesn't bother me I don't want to take away your dear Migros stay with it invest in Migros so that they can then plug holes I work with people like you every day I have a lot of understanding for your difficult situation and could offer you advice Of course I will attach great importance to politeness and formulation in the future
Would be really nice of you if you could take the time and at least write your posts with periods and commas and capitalization. It's really tedious otherwise with the reading etc. (I'm not talking about the content, just the form)
Quote:↵"could offer you advice"↵↵😂 Thank you I can manage.↵↵But you REALLY need help. ↵German, so spelling, I can definitely see room for improvement. ↵↵There is such a thing as "nice etiquette"↵This is not only friendliness, but also written German, upper/lower case, punctuation ↵also spelling.... ↵↵Sorry, but your gibberish is barely comprehensible.↵↵What's so difficult to make an effort? ↵In another answer, you did a better job. ↵↵🙄 I'm beginning to think you wrote that deliberately.
I suspect it's purely intentional (to provoke, annoy, etc.).
I suspect it's purely intentional (to provoke, annoy, etc.).
Yup a troll method...
