It’s stupendous, it’s tremendous, it’s a supermarket!
If you buy this pocket camera for a tenner I’ll throw in six bars of chocolate, a transistor radio (remember them?), two packs of cards, a vegetable shredder and an oversized teddy bear.
.Modern supermarkets try to offer a similar fantasy.
The supers of yesterday are now mega, jumbo, giant stores, some the size of a small republic. True if you search hard enough they still sell food, but first they’ll try to talk you into buying 70″ TVs, fridges, computers, life insurance, sexy underwear, toys and much much more. They are so big now that many boast a variety of sit down restaurants, children’s playgrounds and banking facilities. Along with the classic shopping carts they now offer miniature ones for children and mopeds for the elderly.
If we take this concept a few years into the future we can expect a thriving tourist trade at supermarket resorts with swimming pools by the soup section, petting zoos by the fresh meat and mega casinos merging with the alcoholic beverages.


























