Queues Building for Boxing Day Sales

The transcript discusses the enthusiasm of shoppers who queue overnight for deals, particularly parents buying clothes for their kids. It highlights the significance of Boxing Day as a major shopping event, with millions heading to High Street sales. However, transport challenges arise due to strikes affecting the underground network, forcing many to use cars or buses.

Why do some parents choose to shop on this particular day?

• They enjoy the festive atmosphere.

• They have more free time on this day.

• They are looking for unique items not available on other days.

• They want to buy everything for the year at discounted prices.

What is a common activity for shoppers on Christmas Day?

• Shopping for affordable items.

• Attending holiday parties.

• Buying gifts for themselves.

• Visiting family and friends.

What is expected to happen on High Street during the shopping season?

• Shops will close early.

• There will be a large influx of shoppers.

• There will be special performances.

• It will be quieter than usual.

What transportation issue is affecting London shoppers?

• A strike affecting the underground network.

• Increased parking fees.

• Road closures due to construction.

• Limited bus services.

How are Londoners expected to reach the sales during the strike?

• By using bicycles.

• By walking to the stores.

• By driving cars or taking buses.

• By using alternative underground routes.