Black Friday spending soars near $11 billion online, shattering a record.MUUH EGG PRICES!!!

[Neuromancer]

Egg prices!

Gonna borrow that

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Yea. I spent about 1.69 billion myself on Black Friday. I bought an Iron Dome to protect my family from the Jooz.

 

[Neuromancer]

Yea. I spent about 1.69 billion myself on Black Friday. I bought an Iron Dome to protect my family from the Jooz.

The iron dome only works if you know the attacks are coming.

 

[Scaaar]

Egg prices!

11 billion for materialistic stuff. But $4 eggs is where they draw the line. Lol

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

Good cause this will be the last Black Friday for that type of spending

 

[Jesus H. Christ]

Maxed out credit cards. Everywhere!

That's already a headline. People are using "Buy Now Pay Later" at record numbers + credit cards are already close to maxed out

Where are my deficit TLRepublican warriors who say they want an elected government that can reign in on waste spending. Only for themselves to be waste spending as well. Maxed out credit cards and everything.

But mah eggs

 

[MajesticLion]

The real fun starts when you have to start using credit to pay for the eggs.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

what led the way? I didn't buy or need much this year

 

[Tribal Outkast]

It says online record. When stores offer the same deals online as they do in store, there is no reason to go out early in the cold and fight people for deals.

People be sleeping on them in store deals though. I have capitalized on them often. I still go to the store so if others stay away I’m good.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Next month headline:

Americans have more credit card debt than ever

The thing is though.. people were crying about eggs being high. You’d think people would be hoarding money like Chappelle in that Oprah skit… people are out here buying shyt though. people online will have you thinking people have to either choose eggs or clothes. If the real world was like social media world then nobody would be outside buying shyt… folk out here shopping though, it doesn’t matter how they’re spending.

 

[The_Sheff]

That isn't the point of the thread, though. The point is, people are still spending in record numbers even though a lot say nobody has any money...

And my point is asking, is it really the record or is it a record for a portion of spend.

Spending overall could be down but still a record for strictly online spending on Black Friday.

Spending in our home is just that, larger online but lower than it has been overall since we didn’t leave the house Friday.

Not to mention Black Friday isn’t really even a thing anymore. It’s basically Black late November till Christmas.

 

[King Poetic]

People buying 3 years of gift right now

 

[MikelArteta]

You live once enjoy

 

[MikelArteta]

And my point is asking, is it really the record or is it a record for a portion of spend.

Spending overall could be down but still a record for strictly online spending.

Spending in our home is just that, larger online but lower than it has been overall since we didn’t leave the house Friday.

Exactly I can't tell the last time I've been to a mall. Plus there isn't anything in store for black Friday that you can get online.

 

[DonRe]

Man they think they slick. Capital one increase my credit another 5k friday.

The devil think he slick. Stay in ya lane people. Keep it close.