Greeks go on shopping sprees while they can
Some use remaining available euros to buy staples, others max out credit cards while vendors still accept them
Athens
AS the going gets tough in Greece, the Greeks are going shopping.
The government was forced to extend capital controls and keep banks closed until at least Thursday as money runs out with no new bailout imminent. While some people are using their remaining available euros to buy staples to cover daily needs, others are hitting electronics and appliance stores for Apple Inc computers and Sony PlayStations to max out their credit and debit cards where vendors still accept them.
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