what if that is the only day those shoppers can afford to buy towels ?

If that is the case, then they might do well to follow BF's advice about getting a job.

Why do you care so much, bigfan?

WHAT IF, they are just low lifes that attend a Black friday event for no real reason than that they think they are getting a deal. Morons

Here. 48 towels for 1$

http://www.dollartree.com/household/kitchen-dining/linens-towels/Large-Microfiber-Bar-Mop-Towels/500c526c533p322458/index.pro

That question could be asked in just about any thread on this board.....

I go to stand in line for the camaraderie. I don't even go into the store once they open.

I wonder what kind of line you could get if you offered black Friday deals at a liquor store.

You are missing the standard procedure of these shoppers (like me):

Go early to get the one/two "big" items that you have your eyes on, but then see huge bins full of $1.00 socks/wash cloths/etc - and pick up a few of these since you are there anyway and they are only a $1.

700 people stood in line outside of Binny's for some crappy Bourbon beer from a Budweiser brand last week. It wasn't even discounted.

I am happy I fully dont get the concept of a standard procedure of these shoppers

My kids don't need new socks for the next 20 years. Unless their feet grow.

Back in Michigan this weekend, my sister in law was at both Target and Wal Mart on Thursday night, and back at it at like 4 on Friday morning.

My wife and I looked through the ads, and found a few things we wanted to pick up that were heavily discounted. We went to Meijer at like 10 in the morning after a stop for breakfast, and got everything we were after for said discounted price. I call that a win for anti Balck Friday shoppers everywhere.

Making your SIL "Not Samart"

BigFan, you're gonna be looking for a wash cloth someday

Who ya kidding! I was there at Thursday sleeping out, I am just trying to mock everyone else so next year I can grab more crap!

It's easy to lose towels when you bathe in a crick. No surprise that Wal-Mart sold a lot of them.

2.8 M

I went to Menard's 5 minutes before it opened at 6am. Just needed to pick up one thing. I don't know why I thought no one would be waiting outside Menard's. There had to at least 200-300 people in line. They had to have shown up at least an hour beforehand and that morning it was like 15 outside. Once inside I saw a lady take a whole box of “doorbuster” rawhide dog bones (~15 of them) for 5.99. The next day when I went to Menards to pick up some stuff I saw the regular price at $6.99. Doorbuster!!!

I also saw a guy have 7-10 toasters in his cart because they were $3.00. 1. Everyone has a toaster so that’s a shitty gift. 2. If you’re going to give me a toaster it better be an upgrade. Not a shitty $3.00 one.