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Big “nothing worth purchasing” Bazaar!

My experience with Big Bazaar during Diwali remains unchanged. Three years back I had a horrible experience at Big Bazaar and this year it just worsened.

As I mentioned yesterday, I intended to go shopping to Big Bazaar at Lower Parel today in order to redeem some discount coupons.

Considering the Diwali season, Big Bazaar has tonnes of sales and offers to entice the Diwali shopper. It is also the time the store is extremely crowded.

However, I was hoping that I would find atleast a single pair of shoes since that is currently a necessity.

Found one, a Puma model. However it wasn’t very comfortable. Hunted throughout the store for anything worthwhile and gave up!

Dropped into the Barista in Phoenix Mills itself where we spent an hour before I found my way home and she to her Aunt’s place.

I intend to go shopping in November when there will hopefully be no sales and hopefully they have something to buy! A lot of hope…

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Post Date :: Tuesday, Oct 28th, 2008 at 8:54 pm
Category :: Personal
Tags :: Barista, Big Bazaar, crowded, Diwali, Phoenix Mills, shopping
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Chetan says:
October 31st, 2008 at 12:14 am
Even at my place Nagpur, MH. BIG BAZZAR was over crowded at the day of Diwali. But me and my friend was there to see that Beautiful crowd
Cornelia Moore says:
November 2nd, 2008 at 1:52 pm
I can’t stand busy stores, they drive me nutty. I just don’t like being in such a big crowd.
Ajay says:
November 2nd, 2008 at 3:36 pm
@Chetan, so how was the beautiful crowd
@Cornelia, exactly the same here. This is more of a necessity.
Mocha Fudge says:
November 2nd, 2008 at 11:59 pm
@to all

me too, I feel a bit drowsy with large amount of people who wants to buy, I rather go in a regular deay of mall not in a sale event

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