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A couple who embarked on a two-hour road trip to visit the UK's biggest Asda store have hit back at the trolls who cruelly mocked their day out.
Well, I'm not sure about anybody else but the thought of visiting a massive Asda sounds like an exceptional day out!
And clearly, Natalie and her partner agree as they decided to hit the road one day to seek out the biggest Asda in the UK, which so happens to be in Milton Keynes.
Natalie took to TikTok to document the experience, writing: "Come with us to the biggest Asda in the UK."
In the clip as the pair approach the enormous entrance, on-screen text reads: "They weren't lying it's literally HUGE," before they encounter the store's food court, offering a wide range of delicious lunch options and treats.
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My local Asda would never...
Natalie then documents other amazing aspects of the store, including cereal refills, a salon and an XL George and George Home department.
What more could anyone possibly want?
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And Natalie's followers were equally as impressed, with one writing: "The entrance is the size of my asda in batley," while another said: "Ok so I’ve never appreciated this Asda hard enough apparently."
And another follower added: "Planning my 5 hour drive rn."
However, as it unfortunately is with social media, Natalie was also plagued with trolls who were cruelly making fun of her and her partner for traveling such a long way to visit an Asda.
"2 hour drive for the asda in MK?" someone said, while another asked how they 'romanticised' a trip to Asda.
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But the TikToker wasn't having any of it and decided to hit back at the trolls in the comments, saying: "Bruh, it was a day out.
"We didn’t just go to the Asda. We done a whole load of things that day. It was fun and spontaneous."
Touché Natalie, touché.
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In other Asda-related news, a shopper went wild for the supermarket lately after she spotted a load of £1.30 duvet sets on offer.
Ivett Toth took to Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK to show off her impressive haul of cut-price bedding - that she says were so cheap she couldn’t resist grabbing as ‘many as she could’ before racing to the checkout.
In total, she picked up six of the patterned sets - five doubles and one king size - and managed to save £6.70 on each item, with her total savings topping forty quid.
Not bad, eh?
Emily Puckering