[DFB FGXR6]

It's interesting to observe the Bunning's customer pattern depending on the time and day of the week.

Weekends, its generally customers in their early to late 30's who are either weekend warriors on a mission, or those who treat it as a social outing to eat disgusting sausages and clog up the aisles making small talk.

Weekdays, its two very different customers -

- Early in the day, its tradies on a mission, they get in and out as soon as possible.....................be warned, don't get in their way, their time is worth more than yours!

- The other type arrives from mid-morning to early afternoon, generally those of retirement age and are there to buy cheap crap with a "that'll do mentality". Then, when they get to the counter it's almost like a surprise that money needs to change hands, que the extended wait for them to fish around for a credit card, or worse, counting out the amount in 0.05c coins. These are the same customers who struggle to choose a park, usually in a crappy MG SUV.

Nighttime shoppers, well, they tend to be of a certain race. When I was in retail, these customers were usually the sort who would arrive at 5-minutes before close, ask if we are closing, then continue to walk in and wander around for 30-minutes...................then leave without buying anything. They also had a habit of taking up your time by asking question after question, then walk out empty handed armed with what to buy elsewhere....................I called them data miners.