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Future Thinking’s research reveals what the British find most annoying about Christmas

By newsroom on December 14, 2017   Latest, Marketing  

Future Thinking’s research reveals what the British find most annoying about Christmas

A poll of 10,000 adults across the UK conducted by data-driven intelligence agency Future Thinking reveals what Brits find most annoying, frustrating or irritating about Christmas. The top five are: Christmas products available too early – 28% Busy shops – 25% Crowds – 24% Spending too much – 18% Pressure to buy gifts – 16% […]

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