I waited in line for 3 hours, had a very wonderful time talking and laughing with my friends, making new friends with the people in line around us, and saved $120!Coito ergo sum wrote:I think I'm going to go wait in line for 20 hours to save $100.

I waited in line for 3 hours, had a very wonderful time talking and laughing with my friends, making new friends with the people in line around us, and saved $120!Coito ergo sum wrote:I think I'm going to go wait in line for 20 hours to save $100.
...saved $120 off the "regular price" which is $120 higher than the sale price it was marked at 3 days ago, and will be marked at again 3 days from now...Kristie wrote:I waited in line for 3 hours, had a very wonderful time talking and laughing with my friends, making new friends with the people in line around us, and saved $120!Coito ergo sum wrote:I think I'm going to go wait in line for 20 hours to save $100.
I checked prices online for other retailers, including Amazon. I got a deal!Coito ergo sum wrote:...saved $120 off the "regular price" which is $120 higher than the sale price it was marked at 3 days ago, and will be marked at again 3 days from now...Kristie wrote:I waited in line for 3 hours, had a very wonderful time talking and laughing with my friends, making new friends with the people in line around us, and saved $120!Coito ergo sum wrote:I think I'm going to go wait in line for 20 hours to save $100.![]()
...I had a friend just mention that a retailer on a mattress advertised a "special price" about $1500 on a mattress for Black Friday, "marked down" from its original price. Only, she had priced the same mattress 2 weeks ago, and it was actually on sale for around $1200 then. LOL.
Gimmicks...gimmicks...gimmicks...
I certainly hope so!Kristie wrote: I checked prices online for other retailers, including Amazon. I got a deal!
Even if I'm wrong, I still had en enjoyable time!Coito ergo sum wrote:I certainly hope so!Kristie wrote: I checked prices online for other retailers, including Amazon. I got a deal!
Etymology of the term "Black Friday" in relation to the Christmas shopping season is generally dated to Philadelphia in 1966.Svartalf wrote:What's that 1966 quip?
Stores are open nearly every day of the year, though...Kristie wrote:There was no trampling involved in my Black Friday experience. Shoppers were friendly and actually pointed others towards items they were looking for. I looooove shopping! I rarely buy things for myself, so shopping usually means I'm buying gifts for others, which Akers my happy! Having an excuse to go out with my girls for hours, shopping, talking, laughing.....amazing!
I know. That's why I said 'having an excuse'!Coito ergo sum wrote:Stores are open nearly every day of the year, though...Kristie wrote:There was no trampling involved in my Black Friday experience. Shoppers were friendly and actually pointed others towards items they were looking for. I looooove shopping! I rarely buy things for myself, so shopping usually means I'm buying gifts for others, which Akers my happy! Having an excuse to go out with my girls for hours, shopping, talking, laughing.....amazing!
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