Check those expiry labels carefully!!

on Sunday I went to a retail chain store with my wife looking for some juice for my son. She picked up the bottle but put it back saying there was no expiry date on it. I was confused because I could see a label but she insisted there was no date. On closer inspection I realised the date was like
2 -02-2007. The morons had removed the second number on the label. My innocent assumption? the product had expired on, say, the 20th and they scratched the date to conceal the date on the remaining bottles in order not to make a loss!! All this at the expense of our little kids who drink these products.. Shame!!

KIA car park permit

Have you ever taken time to look closely at your Kamuzu Intl. Airport parking permit? I do and it is always suspect. The cashier, on most occasions, makes sure he does not stamp the day in full on the ticket. why? So that on your way out, the guy at the exit of the park takes it, gives it back to the cashier so he can re-issue it. He can re-issue the ticket for a full 9 days before it becomes useless. Then on the 10th of February, he issues new tickets to be used for another 9 days. Then again on the 20th, the does the same thing. All along he is pocketing a number of K75's in a day.

Don't believe me? Next time watch the cashier very closely. He rarely stamps the ticket while you are standing there, he will normally do it while you are walking up to the booth and tears it off before he receives your money. Then the lad at the exit gate simply confiscates your ticket. If you insist on getting it back, he puts a small tear in it.