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In reply to the discussion: K-shaped economy and inflation boost Black Friday sales by 4.1% from last year, online spending jumps 9.1% [View all]

RedWhiteBlueIsRacist

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12. Not surprised, as TV has been blaring non-stop Black Friday sales shit for weeks and weeks.
Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)
Sun Nov 30, 2025, 11:12 AM
13 hrs ago

Even my European email outfit (Proton) was sending me Black Friday offers. WTF?

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K-shaped economy and inflation boost Black Friday sales by 4.1% from last year, online spending jumps 9.1% [View all] BumRushDaShow 21 hrs ago OP
So basically no increase.... Lovie777 20 hrs ago #1
Not only no increase popsdenver 11 hrs ago #15
Incorrect Polybius 5 hrs ago #23
I remember being a young man when I first got into stocks Polybius 5 hrs ago #22
Was out and about the past couple of days Deminpenn 20 hrs ago #2
And how much has credit card debt increased since Trump raised prices on most items with his tariffs? Lonestarblue 18 hrs ago #3
Some people add too much debt to their load over the holidays. People need to think twice about purchases. Vinca 16 hrs ago #4
Only 1 in 5 Americans are debt free. Gimpyknee 16 hrs ago #5
By design. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E 16 hrs ago #7
I try to be, only putting a small amount on the credit card every so often and then paying it off quickly. Vinca 13 hrs ago #11
I tried the spending boycott thingy. I gave up. It was just too hard not to spend my money. Hotler 16 hrs ago #6
The rich are desperate to make things look like they are great. OldBaldy1701E 16 hrs ago #8
It may be a hundred years later but history is about to repeat itself Bluestocking 15 hrs ago #9
Yes, it is Deminpenn 10 hrs ago #18
Matches What I Saw Yesterday In Philly modrepub 14 hrs ago #10
Not surprised, as TV has been blaring non-stop Black Friday sales shit for weeks and weeks. RedWhiteBlueIsRacist 13 hrs ago #12
Just my personal experience: I went to Walmart on (Black?) Friday in my little town BComplex 13 hrs ago #13
I was a Corporate Executive in Retailing popsdenver 12 hrs ago #14
How much of the increase is the result of adding in tariffs to the price twodogsbarking 11 hrs ago #16
Yawn...so what? People will put all of Christmas on plastic so they can have a Christmas Bengus81 10 hrs ago #17
So much for the boycott. mdbl 7 hrs ago #19
I personally don't think the boycott made sense iemanja 7 hrs ago #20
Maybe from the standpoint of the entire season mdbl 4 hrs ago #24
I am visiting my mother in law in Arizona kimbutgar 6 hrs ago #21
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