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Get a step ahead of everybody else this year and checkout our essential tips and tricks for making the most out of Black Friday. Whether you know what your looking for or plan to just browse on the day we all know that some shops can be a total nightmare!
With the survival guide below we’ll teach you some unique tips on how to stay warm, safe and keep a little change in your pocket while swimming through a sea of shoppers for that new deal.
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Harrods hired butlers in 2016 to hand out croissants, coffee and bacon sandwiches to the queuers waiting outside their stores in London
1.6 Billion Individual Lego Bricks are expected to be sold on Black Friday, thats almost 6x the population of the United States of America!
1.2 million mobile app installs on Black Friday, Angry Birds received a much needed rest and many Piggies seized this opportunity to run free.
The Black Friday rush of previous years has helped to establish it as one of the most popular shopping days of the year and Black Friday 2017 looks to be bigger and better.
What is Black Friday?
Black Friday was originally a term used in the early 50s for the day after thanksgiving where workers would call in sick to work after stuffing themselves with Turkey and claiming a 4 day weekend. Roll forward 65 years and we are still calling in sick to work in late November, but not for turkey, instead it’s for a UHD Plasma TVs and a sweet gaming chair to go with it.
How to get the best deals this Black Friday
Below is a checklist you can use when trying to bag that all important deal.
Black Friday has turned into a shopping holiday around the world due to its popularity in the USA and marks the unofficial first day of the christmas shopping period.
In 2016 it was reported that close to 102 million people braved the crowds on Black Friday and averaged a spend of little over $900 per person. With figures like those expected to rise again this year we’ve written a few tips for you to keep safe and get the best deals this Black Friday.
When is Black Friday?
Black Friday is the first day after the thanksgiving holiday in the US. This means that you need to put a mark on the calendar or stick a posted note on the fridge to mark Friday the 24th of November 2017 as the day to grab this years best Black Friday offers and deals.