CLEAN : Shoppers return for Boxing Day sales, but wary of spending

The speaker reflects on their cautious approach to spending, noting that the discounts available are not significant enough to justify more purchases. They express surprise at the number of people present, given that they expected larger crowds for Boxing Day. The speaker also compares their expectations of crowd sizes and shopping experiences with the reality they encountered.

What is the speaker's approach to shopping this year?

• They will be more cautious and only spend if it's worth it.

• They plan to buy everything they like.

• They will avoid shopping altogether.

• They will shop impulsively.

How does the speaker feel about the current crowd size?

• They find it busier than expected.

• They think it's as busy as expected.

• They are indifferent about the crowd size.

• They find it less busy than expected.

What was the speaker's expectation regarding the number of shopping bags?

• They expected to have more bags.

• They expected to have the same number of bags.

• They didn't expect to have any bags.

• They expected to have fewer bags.

What surprises the speaker about the current shopping situation?

• The high prices of items.

• The lack of people shopping.

• The number of people present despite the discounts.

• The significant discounts available.

How does the speaker compare the current situation to a normal day on Oxford Street?

• They think it's less busy than usual.

• They think it's the same as usual.

• They think it's quieter than usual.

• They think it's busier than usual.