UK grocery chain accused of discriminating against Jedis

Off-topic, but I lived off Tesco pizzas for the four months I was there. They weren't particularly good, but they were cheap and quick to make.

 

I find you lack of adherence to the rules disturbing ...

 

This wouldn't be Chad Vader's store, would it?

 

I'm not a Star Wars fan at all, but as far as I'm concerned if Scientology can be considered a religion, why not Jedi?

I was also all for Peter Griffin's establishment of the Church of the Fonz. Let us aaayyyyy.

 

So if Jedi is plural, what's one of 'em? A Jedum? Jeddum?

 

Also Jedi.

Anyway, this sort of attention is exactly what the kid wanted when he founded his publicity stunt posing as a religion.

 

Publicity stunt? Sez you. I've got my robe and saber on order.

 

Five hundred thousand. I'd think the number of true fools on this planet would be a little lower.

 

Bangor? I didn't even know her.

 

Because the grocery chain is run by this guy:

 

Yeah, that Red X is notoriously tough to trick. (according to the link, that was supposed to be Jabba the Hutt, who is too strong-minded for the Jedi mind trick).