why do they call shopping spree, have u been in one
By ranikrishnan
@ranikrishnan (1683)
India
6 responses
@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
14 Jun 07
yes i would love to do tht too, when i earn a lot, but then i feel when u really work hard to earn money u never want to spend it unnecessarily
@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
14 Jun 07
yes u know wht whenever i go shopping i first see the price tag, i feel bad at times but still i am very calculative especialy the hard earned money. u know the worth of every cent

@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
14 Jun 07
i know how very hurting it is to see people shop for fun when basic things arent available around the house. i pray u get all the money u need to make urself and ur family comfortable
@sedel1027 (17846)
• Cupertino, California
14 Jun 07
A shopping spree is when you go out and buy a lot of items usually from various stores that are not necessary items you need. Typically when I do this (which isn't very often) I spend at least $300 in cash.
@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
14 Jun 07
cool, 300 is a great amt to spend on things not needed. but i think it feels great too when we get things, i also here depressed people feel much better when they shop
@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
15 Jun 07
thts good, discounts are meant for shooping maniacs i feel, already they are spent thrifts but these offers only add fuel tothe fire
@whiteheather39 (24403)
• United States
14 Jun 07
Usually people who go on shopping sprees are using it as a form of therapy for their emotions. Is can be for sadness, depression but also for joy to celebrate something good that has happened in your life.
@ranikrishnan (1683)
• India
15 Jun 07
i have read about it too and have tried doing it a couple of times, it really feels good
@lexus54 (3572)
• Singapore
15 Jun 07
Usually when people say they went on a shopping spree, they mean that they had spent a lot of time shopping, hopping from one shopping mall to another, and spending like there is no limit. I sometimes go on shopping spree when I get my bonus, or made a windfall. I never put a limit on how much to spend, but usually I don't spend more than a few hundred dollars for a shopping trip. I usually pay for my purchases with credit cards, unless the store takes only cash.





