Are Brits still cheap skates, with their shopping, preferring cheaply made goods or 2nd hand Charity shops?

Why are charity shops an issue? Re-using items rather than binning them is surely better for the planet; and a lot of vintage items aren't necessarily cheap.

Also; it's not a British thing wanting cheaper clothes. Tourists go to Primark stores with suitcases to stock up...

I own a 700,000 dollar Home 2 cars 3 classic Motorcycles

and Buy Shirts from the Salvation Army along with Liquid soap Disenferctant toilet rolls and Tissues

and My Holiday Bank account has 45,000 in it

why am i so Rich i only Buy what i need

and what I need is a Bargain

Yes. We enjoy a bargain. 

Once an idiot troll.

Always an idiot troll.

We like a bargain.  And if anything is going free, we’re all over it.

I am.  Yes.  Sod you.

The UK has its equivalents of Thrift Stores, Goodwill and Dollar Tree if that is what you mean. Donating and reselling is considered sustainable and a good way of supporting charities. You are not obliged to shop there if you don't believe in recycling. Paying full price for anything is considered a sign of weakness.

Americans have Dollar Stores, UAE has Day to Day...