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Overall sales volume may not change, but as a practical effect, Saturday shopping at supermarkets which are closed on Sundays can feel like shopping before a hu
by cheese_van 5y ago
Overall sales volume may not change, but as a practical effect, Saturday shopping at supermarkets which are closed on Sundays can feel like shopping before a hurricane - at least in my experience in Germany.
Carts line up ten deep, every aisle and register, in preparation for the impending disaster of Sunday's closure. And this happens every week. It's both bizarre and entertaining.
- em-bee 5y agoi think that is not an issue of sunday closure, but simply a sideeffect of most everyone working monday to friday, and hence shopping on the weekend. in places where sundays are open the phenomenon is simply spread over two days. if you really want quiet shopping you need to go on a weekday morning while everyone else is at work.