I was born in 2002 but love watching videos like these. It feels comfy and familiar even though I was never there. It has a very quiet relaxing quality that modern life doesn’t.
That’s no reflection on the cashier the woman feeling hacked off has the problem flicking heck comes to something that some people can’t wait with patience
@@djwebby06 Your comment says it all - you jumped on one short RUclips comment retort, told yourself it represented the entirety of life with the seriousness of a court of law. You sound miserable.
People queued patiently back then. Also notice how nobody is bothered about putting the ‘next customer’ separator down at the tills. Now it’s like people are paranoid they might have to accidentally pay for your shopping
Love it, woman couldn't be more agitated at how long the checkout process was taking, then couldn't pack quick enough. There's your bloody beef lattice & four pack deserts...am I going too fast love...? *boop* *boop* *boop**boop* *boop* *boop*
I am trying to remember the name of a desert, it was like a fine rice pudding with apricot jell at the bottom (could have been on top). In an individual plastic container. any ideas appreciated.
@stephaniespragg5586 The stores in the South East and the South West used to be called Safeway, while the Morrisons stores were only operated in the North West of England, but the first South East of England Morrisons store opened in Erith, Greater London in 1998 despite the fact that Morrisons did not take over from Safeway until 2004
She starts searching for money (why not get it to hand before?) at 1.54 and doesn't hand over the money until 2.34. 40 seconds to pay, no one wonder the lady in the mac coat is frustrated.
That's NOTHING! ... At the height of the pandemic, the Aldi cashier sneezed all over my shopping, blew his nose, then touched all my shopping! The dirty *******! 👎🤮
Love seeing the old cardboard milk cartons - but I remember what a bitch they could be to open successfully sometimes. The plastic cartons are much better now. Judging by the bunnies and daffodils it’s Easter time and looking at some of the packaging and fashions it’s 1995 yes.
We still have cardboard milk cartons, juice cartons and yoghurt cartons in Finland, often they come with a plastic cap these days. Plastic carton doesn't even ring a bell with me...
Pocket the Difference. A slogan used by Asda from 1992 to 1996. The staff uniforms were different in all Asda stores by 1996. The one that the checkout operator is wearing is a design from the mid-80s.
why am I watching this at 4am
I know. I know full well why she’s doing it. Same bloody reason as me!!
tanukiprincess clover I'm on the toilet at midday on a Saturday watching it and wondering why I'm watching it
Nostalgia is a strange beast. I don't know if it's healthy but it is soothing.
@@daveyfuego I get that, same thing here. I wish I could go back to those day's.
Lol 5am for me 😂
I was born in 2002 but love watching videos like these. It feels comfy and familiar even though I was never there. It has a very quiet relaxing quality that modern life doesn’t.
Look at that old packaging!
Tetley hasn't changed much
Oh I don't know. She hasn't aged that bad.
That lady looks angry at how slow the cashier is going. Somethings never change.
Keep your Propaganda with you. Stop being problematic , Stop being rude and selfish, Stop giving law rating.
@@infoupdater582 ???
It's the truth. That cashier is slow as hell.
@@naxzed_it Flat Earth denier!!!
That’s no reflection on the cashier the woman feeling hacked off has the problem flicking heck comes to something that some people can’t wait with patience
@@naxzed_it The cashier is not slow, This is video. In video everything looks slow motion ,infract not she is not slow
Life is so much better and simpler back then
It think it has more to do with less people. Less crowding.
No way, it was boring. We had 4 tv channels!
@@OzzyOscythis comment says it all, so much happier today because there is more that 4 TV channels. You must have the most boring life
@@djwebby06 Your comment says it all - you jumped on one short RUclips comment retort, told yourself it represented the entirety of life with the seriousness of a court of law. You sound miserable.
@@OzzyOscyquality channels
Who else saw the jars of Nutella
Me and why do you care
I saw them! ... Like little jars of sh*te! 💩🤣 ... "Sh*tella!"
This is 1995..judging by the Tetley teabag off of a keyring..Googles a wonderful thing
That old bird took ages to pay - and she was faffing about getting her purse out of her bag too. No wonder folk stuck in a queue get annoyed.
They should have show the till keyboard with all the buttons. That’s the best bit!
No buying your plastic bags then
Are you serving the mystery shopper?
People queued patiently back then. Also notice how nobody is bothered about putting the ‘next customer’ separator down at the tills. Now it’s like people are paranoid they might have to accidentally pay for your shopping
I was that mystery shopper. I was dressed as a box of Ariel and let me tell you she handled me beautifully.
Old dear paying had an orange Pepe jeans key ring, used to pinch them as a kid in the clothes shops in broad mead, Bristol 😂😂
Love it, woman couldn't be more agitated at how long the checkout process was taking, then couldn't pack quick enough. There's your bloody beef lattice & four pack deserts...am I going too fast love...? *boop* *boop* *boop**boop* *boop* *boop*
Packaging looks mostly similar to now.
Is this Asda Watford?, it looks like it I worked there in the 90s.
I am trying to remember the name of a desert, it was like a fine rice pudding with apricot jell at the bottom (could have been on top). In an individual plastic container. any ideas appreciated.
Fruitini??
I love Ariel Detergent
Have you got any Safeway footage?
Bloxcake yes it was what Morrisons used to be
@stephaniespragg5586 The stores in the South East and the South West used to be called Safeway, while the Morrisons stores were only operated in the North West of England, but the first South East of England Morrisons store opened in Erith, Greater London in 1998 despite the fact that Morrisons did not take over from Safeway until 2004
I remember those milk cartons!
This is Safeway supermarket I think 🤔 94-96
Did you see the stand off at one minute in 😃😅
The woman at the begining my goodness she took ages. I'd have just pushed her shopping on the floor! 😃
She starts searching for money (why not get it to hand before?) at 1.54 and doesn't hand over the money until 2.34. 40 seconds to pay, no one wonder the lady in the mac coat is frustrated.
Civility still existed unlike the angry zombies of now.
Are you serving the mystery shopper? LOL
What Asda was this & do you have any other Supermarket clips from the 1980s/1990s that you could upload.
All that card/paper packaging is all plastic now.
by the Mid 1990s all UK Supermarkets operating on Sundays
When everyone used cash!
This is awesome !
How bloody long did she take to find £7.99 !!!!
The staff had balls back then unlike the ones in 2010s and the now 2020s
No Apple Pay in sight
Love to know what their bills came to.
£7.34 the first customer
The cashier coughed into her hand tut tut.
what’s wrong with that, probably just clearing her throat anyway
bet you are still wearing a mask
That's NOTHING! ... At the height of the pandemic, the Aldi cashier sneezed all over my shopping, blew his nose, then touched all my shopping! The dirty *******! 👎🤮
@@sarahlouise7163triggered by mask wearers 😂
Hi do you have any footage of the pollok centre in Glasgow?
Lean Cuisine...whatever happened to that?
It was replaced with "Fat Cuisine!" 👎🤣
Are you serving the pissed off shopper
Is that Theresa May in the queue at the beginning haha
Oh yes it is!
Nice video
Yeah I remember the peach coloured toilet rolls bring them back
Thank god for scan and go 🙏🤣🤣
Yes, I really enjoy doing the cashier's job for FREE! ... But, al least I only scan my items once, and don't pay twice! 🤣
Why is it that this looks so much older than it actually is? If the title didn't show mid 90s, I'd have though late 70s
They didn't have barcode scanners in the 70s
it doesn’t look old at all, in fact this is quite good quality for the 90s
Tip top loaf from ASDA😂
Love seeing the old cardboard milk cartons - but I remember what a bitch they could be to open successfully sometimes. The plastic cartons are much better now.
Judging by the bunnies and daffodils it’s Easter time and looking at some of the packaging and fashions it’s 1995 yes.
We still have cardboard milk cartons, juice cartons and yoghurt cartons in Finland, often they come with a plastic cap these days. Plastic carton doesn't even ring a bell with me...
y is there no sound!
Only had video in 1995, they hadn't figured out the sound part yet.
00:29 - Somebody's watching their figure.
Marchwekoweee... pole
That woman was late for something lol
Peach toilet paper... oh dear the bad memories
You don't like wiping your ar*e on peaches? 🤣
Didnt have card back then 😊🤣
I wonder if the cashier is still alive
lmfao
Probably retired.
She probably "checked-out" years ago! 🤣
This is Asda
Gees checkout the shoulder pads these ladies are wearing.
No self checkout then
Bring back free plastic bags
I this before or after converting to decimal?
The UK converted to decimal in 1971.
Do you REALLY have to ask???
Sound is over rated
Matrix
Plastic bags for fun
I would say this is earlier than mid 90s.
I thought that too. More like 80s
Its 1995
1995 in Asda.
Pocket the Difference. A slogan used by Asda from 1992 to 1996. The staff uniforms were different in all Asda stores by 1996. The one that the checkout operator is wearing is a design from the mid-80s.