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Why don’t we put warnings on smartphones?

6 September 2022

3:45 PM

6 September 2022

3:45 PM

On a recent trip to Sainsbury’s, I was perplexed to find nothing where it should be. I’m used to things being switched about to a small extent. It can even be quite fun to track down rice pudding where the clingfilm used to be and the clingfilm where the baked beans once were.

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