« There will be nothing left »
« There will be nothing left here at the end of the day I expect. »
This is stated by Björgvin Víkingsson, Managing Director of Bonus, but now there is an evacuation sales of all products in the Bonus store in Naustahverfi in Akureyri.
Discount is 30% of all products and says Björgvin has been incredible.
Björgvin Víkingsson, Managing Director of Bonus, is pleased with Akureyri's reception.
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All meat finished in an hour
All meat and these main products have been completed in the first hour. Björgvin believes that there is no more than a third left of all products in the store.
Björgvin says that this mode has generally been applied when it needs to be changed a lot in the store that nothing else can be closed.
Allow the customer to enjoy
Is this only done to release the products or some also to thank people for a waiting time while the store is closed?
« This is actually a very good question. We talk a lot about trying to allow the customer to benefit from when we are going for such construction. That's why we are very happy with the reception and we like to see what is obvious how well this is. »
The shop was packed from opening at 10 this morning.
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Probably the biggest start on the evacuation sales in Bonus
Do you always receive such good receptions to these evacuation halls?
« Of course, I haven't been here for a long time to say exactly how it has been, but with me are more knowledgeable people who have been here longer and know the times of two. They say this is probably the biggest start we have ever seen.
It wasn't cross -legged here this morning, « says Björgvin, laughing. » It wasn't possible to get to the shelves, you just had to choose one way and then go in the line. «
All meat was exhausted in an hour.
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Took a long time to get through
Björgvin says it was said that it has taken up to two hours to get into the store today. He says that time will rather get through her and out of it.
« This is just starting to relieve this now, » says the Secretary General. He says many people have bought very large baskets and that the largest ones have cost about 40-50 thousand ISK with a 30% discount.
There will be open 20 in the store tonight as every day.
It was empty to look at the shelves in Bonus in Naustahverfi when photographer mbl.is was in the garden.
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