When shopping, there are times when bad English doesn't really matter. Take greengrocers, for example; I routinely grumble and scoff when I see “potato's” and “apple's” and “basel and corinder” offered for sale, but a casual approach to grammar doesn't actually make much difference to my enjoyment of the product on offer – you'd have to be pretty pedantic to take your fruit-and-veg custom elsewhere on the grounds of a misplaced apostrophe and some sloppy spelling.
I think so very much like Sue Fenton.
