Long before that, a known religious zealot used to close his online store on Sundays and put out a very in-character lecturing note if you tried to visit it anyway.
replyI bet the crowds on Saturdays are something to enjoy.
replyI try not to reply to snarky comments, but - it's not noticeably worse than other days, unless you want to go shopping in the biggest mall in the center of the city.
replyUnless you can also send packages there
replyNot sure I understand your comment.
replyOn Sundays, you can send packages via paczkomats (outdoor lockers) and convenience stores (Zabkas) but the post office, DHL, UPS, etc. offices are closed.
I meant Żabka and Delikatesy use that loophole to stay open, so thousands of shops are still open
replyI'm curious why that is a loophole at all. Post offices are traditionally closed on Sundays all over Europe as far as I know, so sending or retrieving packages on Sunday is not a fundamental right or something. (And if you really want it, there are the automated lockers nowadays.)
replyAh right. Well normal restaurants are all open too.
replyPersonally I would let grocery stores stay open, but having Zabka, Carrefour Express, etc. open is a decent compromise.
Same in DACH
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