Home Bargains

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It's like Game 1 from Home Bargains.

But in desperate times,

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It's still summer.

So I, when we went to Home Bargains the other day, this isn't Christmas, but this is autumn slash Halloween.

He'd buggered off somewhere to go and pretend to look at manly stuff.

I wasn't looking at manly stuff.

I was getting Rennies and ibuprofen because they do a bloody good Rennies and ibuprofen in B&M stores.

It was Home Bargains.

Home Bargains then.

And I was also looking for some of those things that turn your toilet water blue.

all.

Mrs Hinch at Home Bargains, she's got her stuff out, hasn't she?

Yeah,

mushroom storage basket.

So tell me about what selling premium bands into pound shops taught you.

yeah so i think that one was there's a lot of snobbery particularly in the sort of well at the time anyway i think maybe less so but in that in the sort of with the discounters and with these sort of shops like they just can't do much volume they just want price they can't really what it's not really much just give them our sort of loose ends or whatever and let them go away but actually when you When you spoke to these guys and you realized what they were doing, whether it was B&M or Home Bargains or Poundland or Poundstretcher or Iceland, all these different retailers, one, I think they tapped into the market, which was And we're still sort of seeing it a bit today.

The cost of living is challenging for people.

So there were more people that were interested in getting things for good value.

roche posay that's what i used i used to

use it and then i've actually got i think a home bargains

Mine's from Home Bargains.

I always mention Home Bargains as well.

It's a good one from Home Bargains.

Yeah, mine's a good one from Home

Bargains.

I went to the good Home Bargains to get it.

Then we were to the broch in the afternoon.

Went to Home Bargains and Asda and the bairn got McDonald's, so he was happy.

Then came and watched my

night game.

Turn wine to water.

We've got the next question, which is, would you rather spend £50 in home bargains or £5 in Waitrose?

Yeah, home bargains.

I think I would do a bloat.

It would be quite fun to spend bloat.

You have to spend £50 in home bargains.

Yeah, £50 all in.

Deck chair.

UK customers saved more than £95 million on second-hand products last year, while the event will also introduce pre-owned luxury bags and accessories from LuxGlassif.

Home bargains will close all 617 UK stores on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, repeating its festive closures from last year.

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