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In reply to the discussion: Opening on Thanksgiving Backfires for Retail Stores [View all]yeoman6987
(14,449 posts)45. Your ideas are fine
I just think too many things have been taken from kids already. They can't even celebrate their birthdays at school anymore. Christmas is out. Forget playing outside for all hours doing this and that. We have taken enough away. I want kids to be kids one day a year and of that spoils them. So be it.
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I can't understand why people can't just fucking go one DAY without shopping.
TwilightGardener
Dec 2014
#1
Or go to fucking Burger King. Or fucking walgreens. Or the fucking gas station.
joeglow3
Dec 2014
#49
There's only 'X' amount of shopping that will occur, no matter how many days you open.
Beartracks
Dec 2014
#4
I kind of thought this all started because the recession limited buyers' money...
C Moon
Dec 2014
#10
Well, true -- Open early, entice buyers to avoid crowds by coming to YOUR store
Beartracks
Dec 2014
#20
Especially when the same stores were also running "Black Friday All Month!!!" sales
jmowreader
Dec 2014
#13
grumpy cat has it right. besides, we all know that the best sales start on 26 dec!
niyad
Dec 2014
#23
Not for me ... my sister has a holiday job at Kohls.........double employee discount
Baclava
Dec 2014
#40