Senate Enquiry into Supermarket Practices

Transcript

00:00 They reject fruit because, and we're not talking about apples, we're talking about

00:07 embers, like cucumbers, they're not perfectly straight.

00:11 Or when they're in the factory, they grow up in the sky.

00:16 They reject fruit, collards, I've mentioned collards before when I was listening,

00:20 because they're too big.

00:22 Well, I'm sure they'll consume them, they pay the same money, wouldn't mind a bigger

00:27 colleague for the same price.

00:30 I saw a camera, I love the office, I've been around for the last 15 years,

00:36 I mean I work, what would a supermarket do?

00:39 I love the office.

00:41 You know what?

00:43 What a reason to love the economy.

00:45 And today I may teach.

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