Who Else is Excited About Black Friday?
Posted: 11/8/09 at 9:50am
Yesterday at the new J C Penney near Macys Jewelry was 70 % off. They were almost giving the stuff away.
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Get in line at 3am????? Damn, I can find more fun ways to display insanity that that.
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Posted: 11/8/09 at 10:57am
I went once with one of my sisters and the boyfriend of another sister. The craft stores were empty at 5am. We went into Circuit City, and that was a huge mistake. I think I spent almost an hour on line, waiting to purchase my DVDS. It was not worth it at all. And we went back to Walmart in our area and that was empty at 7:30.
Posted: 11/8/09 at 11:14am
I personally feel it's an over-the-top commercialized holiday. The traditions of Christmas are nice: the idea of giving instead of receiving is truly a beautiful one but the fact that this very idea has been turned into a meaningless, materialistic and opportunistic one is not.
I give to my loved ones freely on any day of the year that I choose I don't need a day on the calendar to dictate to me when I should do it.
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Also, I went to Kohl's right as they opened, and the lines were long. I went back a couple of hours later and the store was less packed, lines were shorter and I got everything I wanted as well.
I love Black Fridays, but there is no point in going early unless there is some incentive (First 100 people get 50% off coupon).
Last Black Friday, I hit a deer so I am certainly not going early again!
Posted: 11/8/09 at 6:48pm
I never worked in a "superstore" like Walmart or Target so it never was as bad as other places. I always worked in "niche" stores so we never had the mad rush. I've actually experienced very fun Black Fridays because the mall never opened as early as the stand alone stores. I always found the closer we got to Christmas the nastier people got. Christmas Eve was often worse then Black Friday as far as attitudes of shoppers go. Black Friday shoppers are often caught up in the excitement of the season where Christmas Even shoppers are frustrated because they can't get what they want and are just ready for the season to be over.
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Our boss told us how just last year 2 employees got spit in their face, and one got punched.
People will do anything for these sales its crazy.
Posted: 11/9/09 at 2:11am
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Posted: 11/9/09 at 10:52am
2) The absolute WORST day to work was Christmas Day- We'd open at 9 AM and people would be lined up to START their Christmas shopping. And of course, you'd be out of a hot item and the shopper would explode "BUT I NEED THIS TODAY!"
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