Please come back, David Jones. I’ll forgive you if you’ll forgive me

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 12, 2026

I see now the error of my bargain-seeking ways and promise to do all my Christmas shopping with DJs, if I can find a store that’s still open.

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