kaz7
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I used to do that as well,there is loads of brand new clothes in there and brands,it is not all the musty old stuff like they used to be
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I wonder if this crisis will be the end of high street shopping ?
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those in Alderley Edge are dearer than harrods.....(where a lot of the stuff comes from)I buy most of my clothes from charity shops, it’s the way forward.
andyhinch
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Those are the once I go in, never spent more than about £5 pounds on anythingthose in Alderley Edge are dearer than harrods.....(where a lot of the stuff comes from)
stonerblue
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Bang on. I'm shut but the butcher, deli and veg stall are snowed under. Taking three times more than usual. This is on a small town indoor market flanked by a massive lidl and asdas.Don't know, seems quite a few I know are rediscovering, the butchers , bakers. green grocers and the milkmen. They are also saying they'll continue to suuport them after this. If they are true to their word it could be the making of the high street.Could hit retail parks and big shopping centres though as that stuff can be bought on line. But lets not mix the retail parks and malls with the High street, as I for one wouldn't miss the likes of the Trafford centre.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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No chance because women love going out shopping.
Unlike any normal bloke who thinks its a load of shite.
`I like going out shopping - tool shops, book shops, cooking shops, bike shops. That's all!
stonerblue
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Are you not getting him confused with Rascal..I heard that you were a scruffy bastard :)
stonerblue
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I have customers who make a living going south, hit charity shops then come home. The stuff they get is remarkableThose are the once I go in, never spent more than about £5 pounds on anything
blueparrot
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Yes, we’re shut too but think we’ll be ok, hoping when we reopen we see those customers still coming and we see the benefit, going forward.Bang on. I'm shut but the butcher, deli and veg stall are snowed under. Taking three times more than usual. This is on a small town indoor market flanked by a massive lidl and asdas.
meeesh
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Are you not getting him confused with Rascal..
Possibly
stonerblue
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I've plastered my shutter with signs and contact details. Had a lot of calls and Web traffic since.Yes, we’re shut too but think we’ll be ok, hoping when we reopen we see those customers still coming and we see the benefit, going forward.