Black Friday: The List part 2

The Black Friday list continues grow, and thus far this is the BEST list I've seen thus far.

Hat tip to Gizmodo for the list!

Black Friday: The Power of the Internet ($)

Thanks to the power of the Internet, there are a number of sites where you can view the items that many stores such as Target, Best Buy, Sears, and Wal-Mart will be selling on Friday, November 27, 2009.

Here's a short list and feel free to add your links in the comments section:

Best Buy: http://bit.ly/6s0WVT
Wal-Mart: http://bit.ly/46SQ1Q
GameStop: http://bit.ly/DbKe2
Office Depot: http://bit.ly/1hnjQU
Dell: http://bit.ly/34TfTk
Sears: http://bit.ly/fPPd5

The Power Of Money

When I heard about the tragic news about Jdimytai Damour, the 34-year-
old man that was trampled to death while working at Wal-Mart in Long
Island on Black Friday, it confirmed that some people are greedy and
don't care about others, something that I already knew but this
confirmed it.

What's more perplexing is that even after hearing Mr. Damour was
trampled, some shoppers complained that they had to leave the store
while the local police department investigated what took place.

Just think about the employees who knew Mr. Damour and worked with
him. Within a few hours the store was reopened because Wal-Mart had to
get that cheddar.

The entire incident tells me that we've lost our focus as to what is
important and how Americans buy shit we don't need.

Black Friday

Now that the Presidential election is over and the Obama/ Biden team have been elected, I've been in somewhat of a rut, now having to deal with the lack of back-handed b*tch slapping that I had been subjected to for the past 8 months.

Some folks, particularly Blacks and Hispanics, have an extra bop in their step and I even witnessed a White gentleman, probably in his late 50s, give the universal 'Black Power'--clinched fist held in the sky and head bowed-- to a Black gentleman dressed in Army fatigues near City Hall.

Black Friday, the day after the Thanksgiving, is the day where many retailers hope to sell their way out of the red. This year, the landscape is very different and from a recent trip to the Wrentham Premium Outlets, one would not think that we're in the midst of a recession.

As many folks plan their attack on what stores they're going hit up, here is a little gift that should make that planned attack that much better.

Click HERE!