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Festive products are appearing in supermarkets well before December, with shoppers divided over the early start. Some welcome the chance to spread spending, while others want summer to remain Christmas-free.

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00:00If you've got Christmas stuff coming out with the back-to-school stuff,
00:03you know you've gone too far.
00:05I love Halloween, and I can't even celebrate it
00:07because it's Christmas time, and I hate it.
00:11Like, give it a rest.
00:13Please, wait until after Halloween.
00:17You know, November, sure, whatever.
00:20Well, I used to work in home bargains,
00:22and August, bankology weekend, Halloween comes out,
00:26but it used to be, like, a couple of weeks after Christmas,
00:29but now I've been worried about that.
00:31Oh, for Christmas, if you speak to my mum,
00:33she'll tell you we're getting ready for Christmas yesterday, all right?
00:36We've already went to the range.
00:38Christmas trees are there.
00:39So how early? I'd say...
00:41January.
00:42January's too early?
00:43No, no, no, no, no.
00:44December...
00:44Actually, yeah, January.
00:4612th January.
00:47I'll tell you what, I am...
00:49I put my Christmas tree up two days before Christmas, all right?
00:53I don't particularly...
00:54I don't really go with it all.
00:57At least get Halloween out of the way, eh?
00:59It's never too early.
01:01Oh, I think...
01:02It's fine now for next year.
01:03No, I think October needs to come,
01:05Halloween, and then November, boom, Christmas.
01:09My partner came home, like I said,
01:11works in Morrisons, came home in August.
01:15Oh, I've got a treat for you, so I get home from work,
01:18and I'm like, ooh, what's my treat?
01:19And I see a pack of four mince pies.
01:21I was like, that's satanic.
01:24I love a mince pie, but that's awful.
01:26The range is full of Christmas trees, you know what I mean?
01:28What's going on?
01:29Yo.
01:29Yo.
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