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7th December 2020, 15:31
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So my question, if anyone knows, is why do vehicle parts sellers put sweets in with their deliveries? They all do it! Plus does anyone know when this practice started? Just curious.
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7th December 2020, 17:48
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7th December 2020, 22:45
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I’ve had some small packets of Haribo in the past , maybe cheaper than bubble wrap theses days !
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8th December 2020, 08:15
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The Chinese have been doing it for decades, long before it caught on here. Why? I suppose it's a small way of saying thanks for your business. Haribo seen favoured, presumably because they pack very tiny bags of jelly babies/gummy bags.
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