"Les 12 heures de Walmart" - Black Friday 2011 Thread

[nick09]

Yeah he described it as getting more than you spend and pay for your employees. I like the fact that I still remember it! I can say he has a passion for teaching since he made sure people were paying attention. I always wanted to attend the class due to his humor.

Though for this topic I never went to Black Friday. Don't even want to get into the bad examples of bad Black Friday's. Don't have anything I want to buy anyways.

 

[Keef]

Yeah he described it as getting more than you spend and pay for your employees.

...profit? I've only heard of red and black - red shows losses below breaking even, and black shows profits above breaking even.

Anyways, all I got was a tiny USB stick for my car which wasn't even on sale, and a CPU cooler which I probably won't even use until I do some CPU work.

 

[nick09]

He described "Black" as breaking even.

 

[disinfected]

Picked this up at Wal Mart in the wee hours of the morning and picked up this for an awesome $10. Worth the 20 minutes in the check out line I'd say.

 

[nizmo_bro]

I also got Yakuza 4 after I got off tonight. I haven't played the first 3, but what evs. I also got Superbike World Championship. Also bought a couple of movies for my parents.

And stupid me, I forgot to use my discount card. BLAHAHH

 

[astrosdude91]

I work at a Babies R Us right next door to a Best Buy. There were already tents lined up on Tuesday. And today, you couldn't even park in our parking lot due to all the people at Best Buy filling up our spaces. It was pretty crazy!

The biggest draw was that 40" Sharp 1080p tv. But that's a pretty poor quality TV, or at least that's what I've heard.

May go into the Best Buy tomorrow before work to see if they have any cheap hc sd cards left.

 

[CMvan46]

Check Walmart too. Line ups haven't been bad there and everything there is pretty cheap.

 

[terminator363]

I do believe "African-American Friday" is the more politically correct term.

My apologies for my incorrectness good sir.