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DJ dupes Asda
A radio joker tricked an Asda worker into announcing “Tesco’s is cheaper” over the tannoy of a packed store. A recording of the announcement is now sweeping the internet, and we’ve found a copy here. The unknown DJ called the store asking for help finding his missing daughter ‘Tess Cosis-Cheaper’, who he said was inside. The customer service worker didn’t spot the joke and immediately put out a call for the bogus girl – repeating her name twice. Bosses at the store in Charlton, London, last night confessed they had no idea they had been duped.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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