To: SeekAndFind
Doesn’t everyone pretty much have all the iPhones and big-screen TVs they need, already?
2 posted on
11/30/2014 5:18:08 PM PST by
dfwgator
To: dfwgator
Once the over-spend cycle has been broken, it becomes easier to spend less and less each year.
To: dfwgator
And if they don’t, they can just go to Ferguson and loot a store.
To: dfwgator
Doesnt everyone pretty much have all the iPhones and big-screen TVs they need, already? A Target employee told me something similar. I was there Thursday night and folks were walking right by the stacks of tvs with screaming low prices. The only scramble appeared to be for high end iPads which were being sold with a big $$ gift card attached.
9 posted on
11/30/2014 5:24:41 PM PST by
nascarnation
(Impeach, Convict, Deport)
To: dfwgator
Maybe people are just tired of wasting money on crap they don’t need.
13 posted on
11/30/2014 5:26:44 PM PST by
stinkerpot65
(Global warming is a Marxist lie.)
To: dfwgator
That's part of it. The other thing I suspect is that all of these idiotic stories about this store chain opening on Thanksgiving evening, or that store chain opening Thanksgiving morning, or another store chain opening continuously for its "holiday season" since July, are pretty much feeding a serious aversion to any kind of shopping by a growing number of people.
Enough, already. A lot of people are broke and/or up to their eyeballs in debt, and we can't afford most of what we buy no matter how much of a "bargain" it is.
To: dfwgator
Doesnt everyone pretty much have all the iPhones and big-screen TVs they need, already?
True. The last TV we bought was in 1983, a 1982 Zenith, I have been using it since then.
72 posted on
11/30/2014 6:43:33 PM PST by
Nowhere Man
(Mom I miss you! (8-20-1938 to 11-18-2013) Cancer sucks)
To: dfwgator
All the money that might have been spent on holiday shopping is going to fund the increases in health care coverage.
88 posted on
12/01/2014 5:49:49 AM PST by
ex91B10
(We've tried the Soap Box,the Ballot Box and the Jury Box; ONE BOX LEFT!a)
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