article_snippet.sent: You cannot reduce life to a catchphrase or a ranking like a best-buy at Morrison’s.
article_snippet.sent: Sold at a premium price because we are so desperate to extend we lives by a month, that we want to stuff we with goji berries, quinoa, purple sprouting broccoli, pink tomatoes and hideous kale.
article_snippet.sent: Phoney words started when ordinary people started being called ‘stake-holders’.
article_snippet.sent: I am bombarded with leaflets and emails offering special insurance for my gutters, my roof, the central heating, the drains, the pipework, the pet, and my holidays.
article_snippet.sent: I have cancelled nearly all the policies after my plumber told me one for the boiler costing me £200 a year was pointless.
article_snippet.sent: Another supermarket scam —you pay way more for this stuff on the basis that Another supermarket scam —you will be deliciously ripe, but Another supermarket scam —you invariably turn to mush in 24 hours.
highlights_snippet.sent: But are these generic lists really of any use to us?
  