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WHAT THE FUCK???!!!!

3.50€ here for a sandwich saucisse at the markets, which is a jumbo sausage in a baguette, mustard and ketchup. Markets are artisanal, selling local produce, crafts etc. Not a phone accessory to be seen.
 
There were a number of stalls where the proprietor wore a country style hat with a feather in it...the sort of person who probably knows Lovejoy....or David Essex
And knew no one in Chestershire 🤣
 
I know a customer of ours was saying a stall at the Xmas market cost upwards of 75k
And that is why they charge £8 for a jar of pickle too small for a gnat to piss in. These "heritage/victorian" markets really grip my shit. Look great in the advertising blurb, the reality on the other hand.....
 
All buying shite they don't need with money that haven't yet earned.
Yeah....but its Christmas...good will, peace on earth and all that.

"If you buy 3 sir I can do it for £100"

"go on then, I'll take 3 trinkets worth about a fiver tops that you've knocked up on your narrowboat"
 
You’re paying for the experience.

I bought a Potato Peeler for £175 - I am really happy, where else can you buy a Potato Peeler off the real Father Christmas.

God Bless Manchester Christmas Markets……Good Afternoon, GOOD AFTERNOON….


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You won’t find another…priceless and treasured.
 
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3.50€ here for a sandwich saucisse at the markets, which is a jumbo sausage in a baguette, mustard and ketchup. Markets are artisanal, selling local produce, crafts etc. Not a phone accessory to be seen.

There's a house just off a main road in South Kirkby near me that always has a couple of vans and some kind of trailer on the drive all with French plates, I was curious why it was there for around 4 years. Last summer we had a day out at Cleethorpes when they'd got some sort of a festival on the sea front walkway, one of the vans and the trailer was there setup selling French street food at a similar high price to all the other van and trailer setups (maybe average price £10) that were selling Mexican, Indian, etc, etc street food.
 
That's the price of a starter over here!
 
Where the f*** did all the Temu codes go , I’ve only written a few down
@Reverend RobP ————- was it you
Haha sorry dude. Got to be quicker than that.

Cheers for the reports everyone, not sure where the influx has come from.
 
Tent anyone, Temu of course
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His legs could just about fit inside the tent when he first put it up but it rained overnight and fully weather proof Temu tent shrunk.

He still slept better than his mate though, his mate ordered an easy assembly 1 pole Temu trouser tent but they only sent him an internet link to a dodgy website.
 
There's a house just off a main road in South Kirkby near me that always has a couple of vans and some kind of trailer on the drive all with French plates, I was curious why it was there for around 4 years. Last summer we had a day out at Cleethorpes when they'd got some sort of a festival on the sea front walkway, one of the vans and the trailer was there setup selling French street food at a similar high price to all the other van and trailer setups (maybe average price £10) that were selling Mexican, Indian, etc, etc street food.
Very English & Victorian 🤣
 
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