Australia is a funny place.

[2DIE]

Does anyone else find it weird that a sausage shop like Bunnings also sells hammers?

[fuzzy2308]

dont get it

[aaronevolution]

I think he means that the only reason anyone should go to bunnings is to buy a sausage in bread.

Yum

[Hangman]

I know every time I go to the local one here, they're always selling sausage sangers out the front.

[Pickle']

ok....




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[racedirector]

The sausage sales are usually clubs generating money for themselves. Bunnings allow them to have them out front to gain customers. Nothing to do with Bunnings itself.....

[commoVT]

wow.... ummm.... fail?

[Stressball]

The sausage sales are usually clubs generating money for themselves. Bunnings allow them to have them out front to gain customers. Nothing to do with Bunnings itself.....

This. Workshop manager at work does it every 6th week or something for his son's soccer club to raise money. The club buys the meat and drinks, does all the cooking, keeps all the money made (or eats the cost if they bought too much meat and sold bugger all). Bunnings is just accomodating them with somewhere that should get some decent foot traffic.

[ClairBear]

The sausage sales are usually clubs generating money for themselves. Bunnings allow them to have them out front to gain customers. Nothing to do with Bunnings itself.....

Exactly. It's a good way for a club to make a grand or two on a weekend. Bunnings supply the tent, BBQ and gas. The club's supply the rest. The price charged for sausage in bread and drinks are set by Bunnings too. At some stores there is a year long waiting list as it is a popular fund raiser.

[tallvy2berlina]

my basket ball club has done one as well
not sure what profit was made.

but had they had lots of fun when it started to rain
and the coach decided to do drive through sales so people can stay dry : )

[thebish]

Bunnings actually charge a %

which is ####ed

Bunnings can blow me

charity my arse

[NonStick Squid]

Why so serious guys? OP i laughed, thanks

[ClairBear]

Bunnings actually charge a %

No they don't.

[thebish]

% or a flat fee

I'm telling you

[ClairBear]

Well my club has done them 3 times with no charge at all and I know of at least 3 other Community Groups who kept the entire takings.

[lufkin]

also done charity stuff through bunnings, there was no fee, no idea what your on about thebish, i reckon your local bunnings if thats what your referring too are ripping people off when they arnt meant to, so not bunnings fault but more like the manager of that store

[Julie]

I thought it was a funny joke Oh and no fee here either, kids chool and sports clubs have done it

[Jonno]

i want a saussage in bread now -.-

[kiwicon]

onions, mustard sauce.. nom nom

[rk has a vn]

Oh I thought it was a dick joke.... Hammer .... Sausage... No ok....

[Kieran263]

I would absolutely murder a sausage in read right meow.

[kiwicon]

group buy's in order then