The House of Many Cars

[ladyofastolat]

I registered my Nectar card online yesterday, to open up the possibility of earning points on online shopping. It asked me to answer a few optional lifestyle questions, one of which was, "how many cars are there in your household?" The default answer was 7, and the drop-down list went from 1 to 9, followed by 10+.

Is this some aspirational thing? "Use Nectar vouchers to get 20p off a pint of milk, and you, too, will soon be able to run an entire fleet of shiny Jaguars!"

I wonder if anyone - anyone who shops at Sainsburys, anyway - has 10+ cars.

Comments

[leesa_perrie]

Ah, okay! Though there does seem to be an assumption that all households have cars, but at least they're allowing for you not having any.

[andrewducker]

I demand the right to have negative cars!

[tigerfort.livejournal.com]

I think imaginary cars are probably more fun than either positive or negative ones.