Tesco Homeplus Virtual Subway Store in South Korea

When grocery chain Tesco wanted to expand their market share in South Korea, they came up with a brilliant idea.

Because the people in South Korea work long hours they thought of an efficient way to sell their products. The Korean subsidiary Home Plus put up billboards in subway stations with their range of products, accompanied by QR, or Quick Response codes. All people had to do now is scan the QR codes with their cell phone and the groceries were delivered to their doorsteps.

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[dhksrksalem]

Dokdo is Korean

[ManChan777]

일본인들은 이런데서까지 독도가 어쩌니하는걸보면

정말 국민성이 떨어져도 한참 떨어진다.

덕분에 근면하고 착한 한국인들만 애꿎은 피해를 보고있어

[Ted Barrera]

And Korean blood originally came from Mongolia. Congrats! You're Mongolian!

[kurye1004]

Yes, Takeshima belongs to japan however japanese blood came from Korea. Guess what! You are Korean people. It wasn't origin japanese from the beginning. Don't deny being your Korean. Thank you.

[jaco han]

The Japs did ate dogs back then, you fool. Now, they eat poor endangered dolphins, the most loyal animal in the world. Japs are the most dangerous people on the world, they committed massive crimes that they are proud of.

[min jung kim]

if Koreans are second hardest working people, which nationalities are the first hardest working people?

[sharpshootershawzy]

The japanese do not eat dogs your thinking of the chinese and koreans. Infact they are well respected animals in Japan. There is a statue of a dog known as Hachi outside Shibuya station in Tokyo which waited for it's master for 10 years. Dogs are loyal animals and the japanese admire loyalty. They are also popluar among young girls as a "fashion accessory"......there is rent a dog shops all over Japan.

[jaco han]

Japs ate dogs since ancient times, Dokdo is Korean, and still is under our control. ^^

[StarScream7ZZ]

I hate Tesco. obviously people go there for convenience. everything under one roof. misconception is that they are cheap. they are not cheap and 50% of the time they make mistakes at the checkout. customer service is non existent. screw Tesco. I havn't shopped their in awhile and plan not to anymore

[alhlab]

I guess they could become delivery drivers? And still a lot of people needed. Apart from the obvious storing and handling of all the goods that still needs to be done, computers and websites also need personell.