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Uniqlo

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Q: Nanjing or Shanghai, hard to choose

Both of the cities get free delivery service for online shopping.

It's really hard to choose.

10 years 29 weeks ago in General - China

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Hotwater

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Hard to choose whether to have your online shopping delivered to Nanjng or Shanghai to save on the delivery fee? Depends which one is nearest to your hometown so you can go and collect your goods.

How much is delivery to your hometown? How much does it cost you on the bus for a return ticket to Nanjing or Shanghai?

It must be difficult being a cheapskate local working out how to buy things at the best price.

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ScotsAlan

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I am in despair. My faith in the human race has taken a blow.

I think it is true what my wife and friends say. They say I am the only Communist in China.

I fear that is true.

Do you expect the delivery people to deliver for free? Are you intent on driving them into poverty because of your refusal to pay 20 RMB to have an Iphone delivered?

If you want someone to do something, you have to pay them.

Is this a caring socialist society, when people fight over pennies. Pennies that can make a difference between life and death in this country of no universal free healthcare?

Goodness me. How did a Communist country evolve into a Republican Utopia?

Yangism !!!!!!!

Just pay the delivery fee, and let the delivery person eat and send his kids to school.

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