Are you ready to battle it out for those discounted gloves? By Linnea Zielinski , Metro The best part of saying goodbye to the ...
Are you ready to battle it out for those discounted gloves?
By Linnea Zielinski, Metro
The best part of saying goodbye to the Halloween candy:
those Black Friday sales right around the corner. But, now that you’re
thinking about it, when is Black Friday this year?
[post_ads]First, before you even think about the crushes of
sale-crazed shoppers, we need to remind you that another amazing holiday
comes between Halloween and Black Friday: the day after Halloween. OK,
so it’s not really a holiday, but it should be.
Hear us out. One day after Halloween, all the candy goes on
drastic sale and you can stock up on all the chocolate, gummies and
hard candies you could possibly want for cents on the dollar. But,
hello, it’s still just as delicious as the day before. It’s not a day to
be brushed off. Go ahead and prep the extra freezer space for frozen
Reese’s now. It’s OK, we’ll wait.
But when is Black Friday this year?
[post_ads]You already know that Black Friday falls the day after
Thanksgiving, which is always on a Thursday, with many people lining up
for the most exciting sales just hours after housing a fantastic turkey
day feast.
This year, all the Thanksgiving festivities fall on
Thursday, November 23. That night, extremely motivated shoppers will
make the trip through all that turkey-induced brain fog to line up
outside of retailers with fantastic Black Friday deals, counting on
their ongoing food coma to grant them a couple hours of napping out in
the cold. Then get ready, everyone, because Black Friday this year
begins bright and early at midnight Friday, November 24.
But if you’re too cozy to even contemplate braving the cold
and the crowds, then we support your decision to stay indoors on Black
Friday and simply hit the deals on Cyber Monday with a cup of hot cocoa
by your side.
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