The growth of online shopping will one day lead to all shops in towns and cities closing. Do you agree or disagree?

It is widely opined that the increasing trend of online shopping will completely replace physical shops. I completely disagree with

this

notion. It is common these days for

people

of all ages in general and young

people

in particular

, that they are leaning towards online purchases and

this

is because it saves a lot of their

time

. The growing population and an increasing number of vehicles on roads result in massive traffic jams.

Therefore

,

people

do not want to waste their

time

and prefer to shop from different websites

instead

, without having stuck in traffic congestion. Despite the benefit of saving

time

, physical buying could not be stopped. One main reason why I think it is important is it leads the majority of

people

to inner satisfaction. Quite a few

people

, do not satisfy with the purchase until they check all the variety which is being sold in various shops.

For example

, if I consider myself, I always buy a particular piece of clothing after having a trial of it multiple times to check whether it suits me or not.

Besides

this

, I get a chance to inspect the quality of the fabric as well the stitching. What’s more, since the routine of

people

has now become more hectic than ever before,

therefore

going shopping seems to have a sort of an outing for them.

People

, especially those who are office-going, come back home at night. As a consequence, they usually get tired and hardly fetch

time

to do activities.

Hence

, they often spare themselves to visit malls for shopping to have some fun with their family and rejuvenate their minds.

For instance

, according to research conducted in the UK, a significant boost in the energy level of

people

, from 30 per cent to 70 per cent, was observed when they took to shop for clothes after their office. In conclusion, brick-and-mortar shops are going to be obsolete in the upcoming days because of a rise in virtual shopping. I don’t think

this

will happen because the physical buying of clothes provides

people

with a sense of inner satisfaction and a refreshing outing.