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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's some kind of throwback to the days when shops would be sold out of goods, so everyone arrived at the crack of dawn and bought three weeks' worth of everything.
For some reason, this aproach does not seem to have dwindled even though supermarkets open for twenty-four hours and bake on-site, and have ample stocks of almost everything.
The present Mrs Hughes and i will spend Boxing day slobbing about, before getting ourselves together on the 27th, ready to go on two weeks' holiday on the 28th!! Yippeeee!!!!
For some reason, this aproach does not seem to have dwindled even though supermarkets open for twenty-four hours and bake on-site, and have ample stocks of almost everything.
The present Mrs Hughes and i will spend Boxing day slobbing about, before getting ourselves together on the 27th, ready to go on two weeks' holiday on the 28th!! Yippeeee!!!!
Co op has been open for Boxing Day for at least 7 years now, and not only that the store's open till 10pm Christmas Eve, which I think is disgusting, who the bloody hell wants to shop at that time?
I've already put my foot down with a firm hand (!) by stating that whilst I'll happily work Xmas Eve during the day, I aint working the evening shift!
I've already put my foot down with a firm hand (!) by stating that whilst I'll happily work Xmas Eve during the day, I aint working the evening shift!
Most of the smaller supermarkets round here like the Tesco Express ones are open on Boxing Day and have been for years from my memory. I've known some Spars to open on Christmas Day for years too.
I guess there are some people on their own or not celebrating who are grateful for somewhere to go or for some "emergency" forgotten something.
I guess there are some people on their own or not celebrating who are grateful for somewhere to go or for some "emergency" forgotten something.
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The problem with Morrisons Daffy is that they put so many stacks of everything, in every conceivable corner, that it make the store so, so claustrophobic.
I think you'll find m.bob that most local Spar, Nisa etc., mini supermarkets will be open on Christmas Day.
We actually have done almost all our shopping, just the beef to pick up on Monday, even got the sprouts simmering already!
I think you'll find m.bob that most local Spar, Nisa etc., mini supermarkets will be open on Christmas Day.
We actually have done almost all our shopping, just the beef to pick up on Monday, even got the sprouts simmering already!
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