A Tik Tok video marking the closure of a city Tesco has gone viral.
The video posted in the last week has attracted more than 200,000 views three months after Parkhead Tesco shut its doors for good.
The clip begins with a video showing the outside of the store stating: "The closure of Tesco Parkhead, here's to good memories."
The person who posted it warns, "for legal reasons, this is a joke. Gone but not forgotten Tesco Parkhead."
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Tongue and cheek memories are then shared such as "where customers terrorised staff for eggs," and "the stolen bottle tags that got found every single day".
One clip even jokes that staff used Uber Eats to get a Burger King delivered even though the fast food restaurant could be seen from the front door.
The supermarket in the Forge Retail Park closed on April 30 with Tesco citing it was running at a loss.
The retailer also said they were embroiled in discussions over the future of the store with their landlord.
A Tesco spokesperson said at the time they were unable to find a way forward with the landlord, adding: “We have taken the difficult decision to close our Glasgow Parkhead store. Despite our best efforts, we’ve been unable to agree a sustainable future for the store with the landlord.
"Our priority is to support affected colleagues and, where possible, we will work hard to find alternative roles for those who wish to stay with us.”
It is understood that staff were to be re-deployed to other city stories and redundancies were also not ruled out.
Those watching the video expressed their delight over the montage of memories.
One said: "This was the best Tesco. Better selection and better clothes lol. Wish you all luck."
Another added: "RIP Parkhead Tesco. Always great to go to after work."
Watch the clip here:
@annadunsmuir for legal reasons this is a joke - gbnf tesco parkhead💚 (shut 3 months ago but i’m slow at uploading tiktoks) #tesco #tescoworker #glasgow #fyp #trending ♬ always remember you - awoww
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