Conversation
Toilet roll price discussion
2026-06-04 16:42
Damoon, Behnam, and Charlotte briefly discuss the price of toilet roll, comparing a quoted price of £5.25 with previous purchases and Tesco prices.
Ongoing Matter
Classification: business negotiation
Status: Open
First seen: 2026-05-20 09:55
Last seen: 2026-06-21 09:35
Evidence count: 155
Participants: Behnam, Sarah, SPEAKER_02, SPEAKER_01, SPEAKER_00, Damoon, Shooter, SPEAKER_03, Charlotte, Sarah (mentioned), Amara (mentioned), Amara, Reza, Unnamed Speaker 00, Unlisted interlocutor (likely on phone), Unnamed person, Unknown, Unseen caller, Eugene, Tahir Khani, Unnamed caller (inferred), Unidentified person (possibly Behzad or Tahir Khani), unknown assistant, Customer (unidentified), customer, Colleague (SPEAKER_00), unidentified person, SPEAKER_00 (implied), SPEAKER_00? (unclear), SPEAKER_01 (only audible)
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SPEAKER_01 discusses having money, a contract, and the costs of practicing alone versus with others. Mentions documents and offers to follow someone.
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Linked conversations, self notes, and message-day summaries behind this thread.
Conversation
2026-06-04 16:42
Damoon, Behnam, and Charlotte briefly discuss the price of toilet roll, comparing a quoted price of £5.25 with previous purchases and Tesco prices.
Conversation
2026-06-04 14:15
Extensive discussion about obtaining a new contract for pizza sauce, potential partnership with Muhammad, dealing with out-of-date stock, and the liquidation of Top Line (TLC). Ideas include forming a new company, getting a secondary contract with Max, and leveraging Muhammad's investment.
Conversation
2026-06-03 17:20
Charlotte argues about profit and a slush machine, then discusses a 95-inch TV that was available for £700 without a box, with reactions from Sarah and others.
Conversation
2026-06-02 18:25
Sarah and Charlotte vent about customers constantly coming in and out, asking if orders are ready, and feeling pressured. They also complain about the computer system and orders.
Conversation
2026-06-02 18:19
Charlotte makes a call about a delivery, asking the person to leave a message on the answer machine. Then she and Sarah discuss a Facebook post where someone posted a Ring Doorbell image of their dad, mistaking him for a peeper. They express anger and disbelief at the situation.
Conversation
2026-06-02 16:45
Charlotte receives another call about a TLC order where the customer claims to have spoken to the boss about delivery, leading to a discussion about not revealing such information.
Conversation
2026-05-19 15:48
Sarah and another speaker discussed dental appointments for Ben and family health issues. They mentioned upcoming appointments and exams, including an English language exam. The conversation reflected concern for family members' health and education.
Conversation
2026-05-19 13:34
Sarah and Damoon discuss adjusting orders for the upcoming week, including quantities for classics, Supaprima, and Soprano products. They consider stock levels and price differences with competitors. There is also mention of invoices received and the possibility of matching competitor prices to retain business. They plan to order non-bread items and adjust quantities based on sales trends.
Conversation
2026-05-19 13:34
Sarah and Damoon discuss ordering quantities for the upcoming week, debating whether to order 55 or 70 units plus 10 extra support premium. They consider the timing near the end of the month and potential sales increases, noting that competitors might be temporarily capturing customers but sales are expected to rebound.
Conversation
2026-05-19 13:19
Sarah, Damoon, and others discuss pricing for various products including classics, doner, and Soprano. They analyze price increases from suppliers, the impact on profit margins, and strategies to adjust prices. They also discuss competition from Cater Choice and the need to balance stock and pricing to retain customers. There is mention of price increases of about £2 and the need to encourage customers to buy cheaper…
Conversation
2026-05-19 12:07
Behnam and Sarah discuss damage to a fence caused by removal of soil which left it unsupported. They plan to get quotes for repair from different companies, including a cheaper option through Hiwar. They have already sent a video to the insurance company and expect a loss adjuster to contact them within 48 hours. They believe liability is clear and accepted by the insurer.
Conversation
2026-05-19 10:55
Sarah and Charlotte discuss recent price increases from food suppliers. Imara has not charged extra for burgers, but Kirchhoff's prices have increased significantly, with roundovers costing £30 to £50. They review emails about pricing and note a £2 increase on some items.