[Willie Green]

For some reason, it never occured to me that people go to liquor stores on Thanksgiving morning.
Nothing wrong with that, I suppose.
It just doesn't seem much like a traditional Thanksgiving activity.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Maybe it's the only way some people can put up with their in-laws for long periods of time...????

[Vidalia]

And you have never heard of the " TURDUCKEN"?

Just wanna be your good friend, Mr. Green...

[Joe Hadenuf]

For some reason, it never occured to me that people go to liquor stores on Thanksgiving morning. Nothing wrong with that, I suppose. It just doesn't seem much like a traditional Thanksgiving activity.

I think we should pass a law, all mini marts and greedy marts to be closed on Thanksgiving. This should put a stop to this non traditional activity.

[gcruse]

"It just doesn't seem much like a traditional Thanksgiving activity."

Well, there isn't a whole lot to do after you
open your presents.

[Chad Fairbanks]

Or, it could be that they were all freepers, depressed by all the news of lay-offs that you keep posting ;0)

[AnnaZ]

For some reason, it never occured to me that people go to liquor stores on Thanksgiving morning.
Nothing wrong with that, I suppose.
It just doesn't seem much like a traditional Thanksgiving activity.

Many stores are closed on Thanksgiving, but most small liquor stores are open. Most liquor stores here in LA, besides selling bottles of wine which can be viewed as a traditional Thanksgiving purchase, also sell milk and other basic items.