Think about why you need B&Q on Boxing Day. It’s never a calm, planned visit. It’s chaos.
You’ve over-stuffed the turkey, and the oven door just fell off. Or the kids broke a window playing with Uncle Pete’s drone. Your sofa just let out a horrible sproing.
Without B&Q, you are stranded. You’ll have to use a tea towel as a fix. You’ll call your dad, who will sigh very loudly.
What Are You Actually Going To Do?
So you’re stuck at home. No wood, no paint, no strange little bags of screws. Panic sets in.
You could take a walk to burn off the yule log. You could build a fort out of sofa cushions. Anything that doesn’t involve a power tool.
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Here’s a funny fact: arguing about the best way to hang a picture is a classic British Boxing Day sport. B&Q being closed makes it even more dramatic.
