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'Do they sell dignity?' - the best tweets from the St Stephen's Day sales

They came. They saw. They spent their Christmas money.

THE QUEUES, THE squabbles, the ugly scenes over the last blue peacoat in Next… Yes, nothing says ‘spirit of Christmas’ like the Stephen’s Day sales.

The madness began early this morning, with people lining up hours before popular stores opened.

And it only went downhill from there. Here’s how it played out on Twitter:

'Do they sell dignity?' - the best tweets from the St Stephen's Day sales

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