
At this point, I am also going to apologise. Sorry. While I would like nothing more than to be 100% positive right now, just not quite in my nature to not say what I think.
I personally think Super Liquor do have a couple of learnings they could take from this, but I'm not sure they have.
I understand the need to defend oneself when you have received some criticism, not sure that this is the way I would have gone, in such an immediate broadcast fashion.



If there were only 2 things that everyone should have taken away from the Cadbury debacle was that
- If people are having a conversation about you in an open forum, it is better for you to be a part of the conversation.
- If it seems like you've f*ed up. Apologise. We'll get over it.
I will absolutely put my hands up and admit that I have my back up now and am on the defense. I believe that what I wrote is fair and that I have some valid points in there. Comments such as the above make me feel like I am an arsehole, and surely that is not the desired outcome?
Hopefully it will make Super Liquor happy to know that I intend on using the vouchers to bring some Christmas cheer to other people, and not myself.
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