The BBC website featured a story of how the large supermarket chains admitted to fixing the price of milk, thereby generating more profit for the culprits.
Because after tiefing a whole £270 million, and getting fined £116 million, I see a clear profit of over £150 million. Not too bad a job I'd say.
So, tiefing is good if you pay back a little. Reminds me of a certain little Monkey Island, and its basketball leagues, fake wigs and lighting fixtures, and recently - trips to other islands with female army recruits....
Supermarket firms Sainsbury's and Asda have admitted that they were part of a dairy price-fixing group that earned about £270m extra from shoppers.The questioned unanswered is whether it is right to tief, and if this is sanctioned by the government.
The supermarkets, along with a number of dairy firms, have agreed to pay fines totalling some £116m after an Office of Fair Trading (OFT) probe.
Because after tiefing a whole £270 million, and getting fined £116 million, I see a clear profit of over £150 million. Not too bad a job I'd say.
So, tiefing is good if you pay back a little. Reminds me of a certain little Monkey Island, and its basketball leagues, fake wigs and lighting fixtures, and recently - trips to other islands with female army recruits....
