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In reply to the discussion: What we all need to do BEFORE Thanksgiving [View all]kimbutgar
(26,418 posts)31. People complain but I enjoy buying from there !
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As a non-religious person, my Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Xmas spending has been Zero $ for over 30+ years.
RedWhiteBlueIsRacist
Oct 28
#2
Merchants operate "in the red" most of the year, until the day after Thanksgiving...
Hekate
Oct 29
#61
I'm with you RWBR. I can't wait until the season of gluttony and greed ends.
SusieCreamcheese
Oct 28
#42
I usually try to get something for my sister and my grandson... and a little something for hubby.
slightlv
Oct 28
#58
Shut the spending down. And not just for one day. Do not underestimate the power and leverage of your consumer dollars.
Hotler
Oct 28
#3
This is the best of all ideas. Buy now with cash (if possible) and screw the holidaze!
erronis
Oct 28
#43
Son works retail. He said they are seeing a dramatic drop in daily sales since the shutdown and it's increasing. nt
woodsprite
Oct 28
#12
Temu has been wonderful. I am dazzled by the depth and breadth of their offerings.
OMGWTF
Oct 28
#28
Let's make sure this Administration has the absolute worst Black Friday in history"
Ray Bruns
Oct 28
#17
Exactly. The americans have been brainwashed into thinking it's "the thing to do."
erronis
Oct 28
#44
Speak for yourself I like getting, and giving gifts. Even modest, small.ones.
electric_blue68
Oct 29
#64
I just predicted Lame $tream Media soon shall whine 24/7 about retailer's 'hurting,' economy, etc.
joanbarnes
Oct 28
#32
I get my kids a AAA memberships and give them a check for Hanukkah. H and I don't exchange gifts. I've never
Raftergirl
Oct 28
#39
We are not giving gifts this year. I was diagnoised with cancer. I have medical bills
Trueblue1968
Oct 28
#52
'WE'RE SHUTTING IT DOWN': COORDINATED ECONOMIC BLACKOUT SET FOR NOV. 25 - DEC. 2
Jack Valentino
Oct 28
#56
Also buy modest items from small, Independent stores in your town or city.
electric_blue68
Oct 29
#65