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We had a shop just like that in Hampton in the late Fourties and fifties, the shop keeper kept a tin of broken biscuits that you could buy for a penny or two. But if your mother was a regular customer he would slip in a broken chocolate covered biscuit for free.

This would depend on what year? the date took place?

What next ? if prices go up he will have a meltdown again...does he not realise that because of his actions others will have to pay for the spoiled food items. Post his photo at every checkout at all stores and refuse to allow him near any food items that can be spoilt by ignorant buffoons.

Rye

Portsea

Orange

Womera

Umina

Tamworth

Sydney

My most precious memories, were of Christmas Day. They were spent with family and extended family on the beach. Each family would bring along food to share. The highlight was always the beach cricket game following lunch. The bestspot to field was by the waters edge, should the ball be hit of...