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Winding down the year means returning unwanted gifts at home and perhaps getting ready for more paid transparency at work.

Plus, holiday, fat birds.

From American public media, this is Marketplace.

In Washington, D.C., I'm Kimberly Adams in Frikaya Rizdal.

It's Monday, the 26th of December, good to have you along.

In Great Britain, Canada and countries around the world, today is Boxing Day, basically a second day of Christmas.

For the American consumer, you could call December 26th, Ree Boxing Day.

The day we put the two sizes, two big sweater back into the box for a return.

Consumers spent a record $9.1 billion in online shopping this most recent Black Friday.

But the tug of war between brick and mortar and online retailers isn't over just yet.

Marketplace's Matt Leven starts us off.

At the start of the pandemic, we shopped online mostly because the mall seemed like a really bad place to be, even if it did have an orange Julius.

This year, we're still shopping online in part because of inflation.

It's just easier to compare prices by bouncing around the internet.

You might have an app that does that for you.

You might only ever see the cheapest price online and that might really drive the way that you shop.

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