Comments on: Black Friday is Killing Thanksgiving http://www.mattmcgee.com/black-friday-is-killing-thanksgiving/ I got your tagline right here... Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:57:27 +0000 hourly 1 By: Andy Nattan http://www.mattmcgee.com/black-friday-is-killing-thanksgiving/#comment-1623 Andy Nattan Wed, 02 Dec 2009 07:45:37 +0000 http://www.mattmcgee.com/?p=710#comment-1623 It's not just your side of the Atlantic that we're seeing things like this. More and more places are starting the January Sales (our nearest equivalent) on December 26th - Boxing Day, which is when it's traditional to visit family that you didn't see on Christmas Day. Holidays just don't fit in with the 24 hour corporate ethos. It’s not just your side of the Atlantic that we’re seeing things like this. More and more places are starting the January Sales (our nearest equivalent) on December 26th – Boxing Day, which is when it’s traditional to visit family that you didn’t see on Christmas Day.

Holidays just don’t fit in with the 24 hour corporate ethos.

]]> By: eric naulaerts http://www.mattmcgee.com/black-friday-is-killing-thanksgiving/#comment-1599 eric naulaerts Sun, 29 Nov 2009 10:24:35 +0000 http://www.mattmcgee.com/?p=710#comment-1599 The only way to avoid that stores are open late or way too early as a customer is not to buy at times you don't want to work either. People just don't have more money to spend than they have. So, if we, the customers, only spend our money on decent times, shops will not be open on those tiems when no one buys. Or am i dreaming ... Happy thanksgiving BTW The only way to avoid that stores are open late or way too early as a customer is not to buy at times you don’t want to work either.

People just don’t have more money to spend than they have. So, if we, the customers, only spend our money on decent times, shops will not be open on those tiems when no one buys.

Or am i dreaming …

Happy thanksgiving BTW

]]> By: Daniel Berman http://www.mattmcgee.com/black-friday-is-killing-thanksgiving/#comment-1598 Daniel Berman Sun, 29 Nov 2009 05:51:13 +0000 http://www.mattmcgee.com/?p=710#comment-1598 Could not agree with you more. Working retail is no walk in the park, but it can become a more distinct challenge in some cases by the actions of customers who have forgotten this very thing...being thankful for all of our blessings. Could not agree with you more. Working retail is no walk in the park, but it can become a more distinct challenge in some cases by the actions of customers who have forgotten this very thing…being thankful for all of our blessings.

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