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st stephens day.

  • 25-12-2013 11:11am
    #1
    bennyl10
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    Does anyone kniw if Carphone in the ceescent or parkway are open tomorrow?
    I know the crescent is, but are carphone?

    Thanks guys


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  • #2
    angeldaisy
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    As far as I know they've planned to be open in the crescent


  • #3
    krudler
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    Whole of the crscent is open as far as I know. not going near the place, tomorrow is doing sweet fcuk all day.


  • #4
    h3000
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    bennyl10 wrote: »
    Does anyone kniw if Carphone in the ceescent or parkway are open tomorrow?
    I know the crescent is, but are carphone?

    Thanks guys

    Pretty sure all shops have to open in the Crescent.
    krudler wrote: »
    Whole of the crscent is open as far as I know. not going near the place, tomorrow is doing sweet fcuk all day.

    Personally I think you should have to pay double if you shop on Stephens day.

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  • #5
    Parchment
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    h3000 wrote: »
    Pretty sure all shops have to open in the Crescent.



    Personally I think you should have to pay double if you shop on Stephens day.


    Really? Some of us are straight back to work and might not get a chance to pick up bits and pieces again for weeks due to work commitments.


  • #6
    h3000
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    Parchment wrote: »
    Really? Some of us are straight back to work and might not get a chance to pick up bits and pieces again for weeks due to work commitments.

    My taughts are with the poor feckers who are straight back to work today.

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  • #7
    Kess73
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    h3000 wrote: »
    My taughts are with the poor feckers who are straight back to work today.


    And those who had to work yesterday.


  • #8
    h3000
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    Kess73 wrote: »
    And those who had to work yesterday.

    Them too. Of course some people in essential services have to work really unsociable hours, the mother in law is a nurse and this is her first Christmas Day off in years. Essential services are just that though essential.

    I did see some shops/filling stations opened last night, I do think its a little greedy.

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  • #9
    xxlauraxxox
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    h3000 wrote: »
    Them too. Of course some people in essential services have to work really unsociable hours, the mother in law is a nurse and this is her first Christmas Day off in years. Essential services are just that though essential.

    I did see some shops/filling stations opened last night, I do think its a little greedy.

    what is wrose is the people that support them by going iin when they open give retail staff a bit of a holiday like its not fair


  • #10
    puntosporting
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    Ya its shocking poor baxtards having a job an all...


  • #11
    john_cappa
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    I bet all the people saying "poor retail" staff would never go to a pub on Xmas eve or Stephens day or New Year's Eve? Lol


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