There are so many shops here in the UK and also in the States that sell items for only a pound/dollar, which can be both a good thing or bad thing. In the UK, we have shops like Poundland that do this sort of thing and there's a new one just opened that is down the road from me.
I don't really have a say on pound shops but I can say that these things can be good for some things, especially for young families. Although, if you buy a lot of things that are each worth a pound and the total cost comes to say £30, you'll soon realise that you bought a lot of rubbish, whereas this doesn't happen if you buy things from a supermarket. Quite hard to explain but I think you may catch my drift. Also, if you buy a regular-size box of Cornflakes from any of these shops, you can actually get a larger box of it for a lower price at a supermarket. Better value I should say.
So, what's your opinion on pound/dollar shops? Can they be useful or just a waste of time? And, do you go to them for whatever reason?
I don't really have a say on pound shops but I can say that these things can be good for some things, especially for young families. Although, if you buy a lot of things that are each worth a pound and the total cost comes to say £30, you'll soon realise that you bought a lot of rubbish, whereas this doesn't happen if you buy things from a supermarket. Quite hard to explain but I think you may catch my drift. Also, if you buy a regular-size box of Cornflakes from any of these shops, you can actually get a larger box of it for a lower price at a supermarket. Better value I should say.
So, what's your opinion on pound/dollar shops? Can they be useful or just a waste of time? And, do you go to them for whatever reason?