When they can pay their bills or put food on the table that will make them think about all the money they wasted on a bunch ipof junk they didn’t even need.
I know. It’s so degrading watching these “consumers” as they call us rushing into stores to give all their money away on a bunch of junk they don’t even need.
I’m not a retail worker, and yet still need Boxing Day to recover from Christmas. How can anyone want to go full-on shopping mode the day after Christmas is beyond me. I can hardly drag myself out of bed for all it’s worth. Thank God I never have to work on Boxing Day.
I went out on boxing day to get a loaf of bread and about 90% of the shops were closed anyway. There was only two or three total in my area that were open.
Where I live many of shops were shut. I'm from North West London. It appears from this report, that only the Shopping Centres are open, but the high streets didn't bother, even supermarkets shut early. We are heading for recession.
First you spend, spend, spend leading up to Christmas and then they get the rest outof you with the sales. Is there a holiday in any non-Christian culture that is as commercial? I come from a diverse country where we have holidays for various religions and I can't think of any others that come close. But of course Jesus was first and foremost a capitalist.
@@FourDollaRacing Halloween doesn't happen in non-Christian, non-white cultures. It's from Ireland after all. And most people don't spend as much on it
@@jeromesims You have clearly never been to Shibuya in Tokyo at the end of October. Halloween happens here in Japan as does Christmas and Japan is neither Christian or white. Furthermore, Halloween is not just from Ireland but from the Celtic countries. You are speaking a lot of nonsense.
@@andrewjones-productions Lol Despite your assumptions I'm familiar with Shibuya which, like many tourist and "ex-pat" pockets around the world, does not reflect the general national culture. A fact for which many Japanese people are very grateful. I'm surprised you'd even want to bring up the fraught history of Halloween in Tokyo, but maybe you're not aware of it. Let's leave it at this; Shibuya does not reflect the general population. As for the supposedly non-Irish roots of Halloween, you may also be unaware that were it not for the Irish and Scottish migratory diaspora most of the world would never have heard of Halloween. Certainly we can't say that the Swedish or Norwegians spread it. But all of this is far removed from my original point about Christmas being commercialised to an extent that cannot be compared to Halloween.
Don't know what these folk are on about, every single place has been heaving since the December. Every shopping centre, pub, restaurant, cafe, winter market and more have all been rammed with people non stop. Boxing Day was no different.
Boxing day shop should be closed !!!retail workers Christmas are special too😢
2024 is going to be a nasty year financially for most Brits, it's silly spending money that they won't have in a few months.
When they can pay their bills or put food on the table that will make them think about all the money they wasted on a bunch ipof junk they didn’t even need.
Not even any bargains out there
Sheep will be sheep.
The majority of society are🐑. That’s the problem.
Indeed. The better bargains are actually the January ones, most post Christmas stuff is left over tat.
You can’t even imagine what you will do when your rulers starve you and your children irrespective of whom you believe or worship.
I haven’t spent a penny
You must be bursting!
Very sad people are going out yo buy useless tact or waking up at 6amor 7am to que outside a shop which oprn all year round to buy stuff
I know. It’s so degrading watching these “consumers” as they call us rushing into stores to give all their money away on a bunch of junk they don’t even need.
Maybe buying a dictionary in the sales may help your spelling better 😂
I’m not a retail worker, and yet still need Boxing Day to recover from Christmas. How can anyone want to go full-on shopping mode the day after Christmas is beyond me. I can hardly drag myself out of bed for all it’s worth. Thank God I never have to work on Boxing Day.
I went out on boxing day to get a loaf of bread and about 90% of the shops were closed anyway. There was only two or three total in my area that were open.
Where I live many of shops were shut. I'm from North West London. It appears from this report, that only the Shopping Centres are open, but the high streets didn't bother, even supermarkets shut early. We are heading for recession.
As if anyone still goes out on boxing day to shop lol i feel sorry for people that do this.
First you spend, spend, spend leading up to Christmas and then they get the rest outof you with the sales. Is there a holiday in any non-Christian culture that is as commercial? I come from a diverse country where we have holidays for various religions and I can't think of any others that come close. But of course Jesus was first and foremost a capitalist.
Halloween.
@@FourDollaRacing Halloween doesn't happen in non-Christian, non-white cultures. It's from Ireland after all. And most people don't spend as much on it
@@jeromesims You have clearly never been to Shibuya in Tokyo at the end of October. Halloween happens here in Japan as does Christmas and Japan is neither Christian or white. Furthermore, Halloween is not just from Ireland but from the Celtic countries. You are speaking a lot of nonsense.
@@andrewjones-productions Lol Despite your assumptions I'm familiar with Shibuya which, like many tourist and "ex-pat" pockets around the world, does not reflect the general national culture. A fact for which many Japanese people are very grateful. I'm surprised you'd even want to bring up the fraught history of Halloween in Tokyo, but maybe you're not aware of it. Let's leave it at this; Shibuya does not reflect the general population. As for the supposedly non-Irish roots of Halloween, you may also be unaware that were it not for the Irish and Scottish migratory diaspora most of the world would never have heard of Halloween. Certainly we can't say that the Swedish or Norwegians spread it. But all of this is far removed from my original point about Christmas being commercialised to an extent that cannot be compared to Halloween.
😅thank
Steam sale is where is at 😂
Plenty of unmasked people trying to find something for new year's eve...
Don't know what these folk are on about, every single place has been heaving since the December. Every shopping centre, pub, restaurant, cafe, winter market and more have all been rammed with people non stop. Boxing Day was no different.
The masses boycotted boxing day to condemn the genocide in 🍉.
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