Naturalmente ho dovuto contribuire con la versione Zentralschweizer dello scandalo Potatogate. La mia ipotesi è che utilizzino una sorta di selezionatrice e di tanto in tanto una patata non finisce correttamente nel sacchetto e, se non altro, eseguono solo controlli di qualità casuali. In genere dovremmo vedere la maggior parte dei bagagli con poco più di 1 kg, il che sembra essere il caso, ma ho già visto pacchi con un peso molto inferiore a quello dichiarato.
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di cvnh
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Take bag out.. you had 950g. 🤷♂️
You are probably right, but still I will call you a Coop spy among us!
From the missing right side of the scale we can imagine you pressed it using your fingers!
My ADHD mind wants to contribute so much over proving the original injustice, that it might happen in Eastern Switzerland as well, yet it betrays me when I’m in the actual Coop because either I forget to weigh the potatoes, thinking of something better to do instead, or I would go on a rampage and weigh every single thing that is prepacked.
After the local Manor shops I closed I’m back to buying my groceries in Coop and Migros, so of course I had to do an investigation. I didn’t even get any weird looks for weighing a pre-weighed potato bag.
How much are they paying you, sir?
Some things [never change](https://www.reddit.com/r/Switzerland/comments/xlvm16/i_investigated_silsergipfeligate/).
To me, this just confirms yet another scandal – the scales at Coop are showing 20% too much.