Inside The Supermarket - Season 1, Episode 5. Audio described.

[@parpar3]

It's nice to see that there are also several elderly employees working at Sainsbury's. In comparison, literally nobody retires from Aldi in Germany. As soon as employees gets older, they are fired or bullied until they quit.

[@peterhigginsson9875]

I think she was hoping for 2 days off...

[@audisnewbeginning8616]

That happens here in the states often as well.

[@lordwalker71]

I Canada they usually have to retire early because they can’t physically do the job anymore because they’ve spent years standing and have leg and back and wrist issues.

[@louisehans9771]

I have learned so much about the behind the scenes of running a mega grocery store. If I could go back 25 yrs, this would have been a great job for me. Now I understand why supermarkets have to take away certain items as they are not cost effective and waste space. Great education for young people in the business. Very impressed! Now I get why Safeway in Canada does what they do.

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

DAMNIT.....you cut the end off before we were shown the end of year results.....did they make 5% extra takings ? - 7%? or what ?????

[@catherinehughes837]

Literally they are all the same so annoying

[@cyrilkarpenko691]

Who in their mind would store the bread as these guys do? I can't imagine a customer who would get on their knees just to reach a load of bread? Basically, they are just wasting the bread which is very unlikely to be sold if stored at the bottom of the shelve.

[@lordwalker71]

Having worked in a grocery store the head office people always drove me up the wall because most of them didn’t have a clue what it’s like to actually work in a store and they are so focused on numbers that they don’t pay attention what employees are telling them when things will and won’t work in that store. Laura looks like Matt lewis from little Britain in drag.

[@shaneowen317]

Made for drinks good on him wish we had them in Australia 🇦🇺

[@JJenvy]

The Sainsbury ad was called "Nicholas the Sweep" 2019

[@SEPK09]

It was the best add for Christmas just so you know!!

[@giuseppenero110]

When the Jamaican lady said, "I don't dig it", the writing was on the wall for Tea Rex

[@daheels5280]

In my country, some of the manufacturers or distributors contribute staff to the supermarket to help display the products and promote them. Thus the supermarket doesn't bear the cost of that staff directly.

[@dublinbusguy2365]

Same here in Ireland.

[@IAm-bm3qq]

Reupload with the ending!!!! Did they make the 5% or what????

[@SEPK09]

Audio describe is weird...."Pigeon flying by"

[@cherylbaker4290]

My favourite supermarket is Sainsbury's

[@myoldvhstapes]

I saw "The Drinks Bakery" on Dragons Den here on youtube. It was a very similar product to "Made for Drink."

[@christopherh5672]

Dan’s eyes. Wow.

[@sadiqalam2815]

What’s the point of the ad people if they’re just going to use agencies for ideas

[@markofsatan9617]

The sound was disgraceful.😡

[@TashrifAlam]

How much do the store managers make in the UK?

[@sadiqalam2815]

Depends where they are based and busy store etc but mainly £35-40k

[@christopherwelch136]

@@sadiqalam2815 wow, that’s nothing.

[@joeslade1234]

deep in the matrix

[@SkavenUK]

46:00 bro looks like he just rolled out of bed

[@md-1]

What is the odd male narrative voice chirping in about what’s being seen?

[@ЗебраДаДа]

For the blind? Maybe

[@SLone3251]

Can anyone tell me what the U.S. equivalent to a Sainsbury's would be?

[@stephanievecchia5904]

Depends, we have more regional-based grocery corporations. Kroger is one of the few corporations that span the entire U.S.A., however, the actual stores are named differently across the country. For example, Kroger stores in my area (CO) are called King Soopers, whereas in other parts of the U.S. it's called City Market, etc. For stores that contain groceries AND apparel/home goods, the biggest nationwide chains are Walmart (demographic would be most similar to a Morrisons), Target (demographic would be most similar to a M&S) and Whole Foods (demographic would be most similar to a Waitrose). Having lived in the states as well as southern England, I'd choose a Sainsburys or Tesco any day.

[@SLone3251]

@@stephanievecchia5904 Yeah, I'm on the West Coast in the U.S. and we only have Whole Foods, Ralphs, Vons, Albertsons, Walmart, Target. I just felt Sainsbury's seemed like a Ralphs/Vons but with some extra stuff like clothes.

[@aaronkahokuolani1291]

Here in the Midwest we also have Kroger and Walmart. Target is updating more stores with bigger grocery selections. Another regional we have is Meijer. selection looks similar to Sainbury's with some additions of thing like garden, automotive, and sporting goods.

[@SLone3251]

@@aaronkahokuolani1291 Yes! I have seen Meijer in some retail channel vlogs. Sadly there are only in the Midwest but the stores look really nice.

[@disappearintothesea]

It seems like a HyVee if you get that where you are.

[@uco527]

The bloke narrator in this is hilarious, he doesn't say anything for ages... but every now and then he just pops in some blatantly obvious and pointless statement. Cracks me up every time.

[@special-k1848]

He’s not a narrator, it’s audio describe for visually impaired people.

[@uco527]

@@special-k1848 Ohhh, that makes a lot more sense. I thought he was taking the piss because they didn't pay him enough or something.

[@sssembler]

@@uco527 its the spazzy voice

[@JVNFM]

please upload channel 4 tv show britain's most expensive home building for a billionaire Documentary following billionaire John Caudwell

[@15654lawol]

That Christmas advert last year was awful, bring back Jamie Oliver !!!

[@rdmountford3132]

Minny was sacked for gross misconduct involving a cucumber 2 months after this film was made