‘Easter has lost all it’s meaning’: Londoners on Easter

We ask Londoners what they think of the Easter holidays.

Transcript

00:00The part of Easter now, it's lost all its meaning.

00:05I think it's now just going out.

00:07It's just a money-making thing at the moment.

00:09And even though I don't want to be like a little grouch and an old woman,

00:14I don't do anything.

00:15I don't go out because all the restaurants go double the price.

00:20And I really don't go out.

00:22And I think it's lost its value from when it first started.

00:26So, no, I'm not doing anything this Easter.

00:29I'm not particularly religious, so it's nice to have a long weekend,

00:32if I'm being honest.

00:33It's just nicer rather to not be in work than be in work.

00:36So, yeah, Easter's never really bothered me too much.

00:38For kids and stuff, it's fantastic fun.

00:41It's a bit over-commercial, but I think it's just,

00:44if I was an old grumpy now, Christmas goes into Valentine's,

00:47that goes into Easter, that goes into something,

00:49that goes into Halloween.

00:51It's just there's always something.

00:53And between Valentine's Day and now it's Easter,

00:55so there's always something and it might as well be Easter.