What did the inhabitants of Greece save on?

According to a study by Focus Bari, lack of income and financial instability are forcing Greeks to cut spending, including on food.

According to a sociological survey conducted by Focus Bari, 97% of Greeks at least once tried to save on something from 19 to 26 September.

This study is particularly revealing. The experts analyzed the data and made the following conclusions:

The vast majority of Greeks believe that, apart from the prices of fuel, oil and goods in supermarkets, the prices of almost all goods and services have risen.
Currently, 97%, practically all Greeks, have significantly reduced their spending and savings in general.
Greeks are choosing more economical ways to have fun, take fewer trips and vacations, and have reduced their consumption (shopping and services).
Consumers chase offers, promotions and discounts in stores, consider many different options before making a purchase, and buy the essentials by prioritizing.
60% of Greeks have now cut their spending because their income is not enough, and 40% are saving as a precaution because they fear “the worst is yet to come.”