10 truth about the madness of black sixth

10 truth about the madness of black sixth

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You may have heard some madness surrounding the black sixth, it is about to have a little crazy!

Black Black is the beginning of the largest shopping weekends in the whole year, it has a lot of great deals, cheap tv and those who actually act crazy!

Here are 10 top truth about the unique tradition of Black Friday!

In the 1800s, the term "Black Friday" was used to refer to stock market accidents.

This term was first used on September 24, 1869, when James Fisk and Jay Gould are trying to corner the gold market on NYSE.

However, the government has entered and flooded the market in gold, causing the falling price and many investors lost their luck.

The predecessor to Friday was the Santa Claus parades.

Over the years, Macy's thanksgiving parade has become a part of the ceremony of the holidays in the US.

However, the first "parade" Santa Claus was held on December 2, 1905, in Canada.

When Santa appeared at the end of the parade, it was a signal to officially start the holiday season.

American stores have led and began to have similar parades across the United States.

In 1924, the Thanksgiving parade of the Premier Macy was held.

The parade was run by Macy's staff and featured some animals from the zoo in the central park.

Black Friday is the busiest day of the year for plumbers.

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This has changed in 1939 when the last Thursday was the last day of the month.

Retailers were afraid that the holiday season would be shortened and therefore, petitions the President announced that the vacation would be held earlier than a week.

In 1941, Congress created a common resolution to erase everything.

After that, Thanksgiving was always held on the fourth Thursday in November, where the shopper was for another week to shop before Christmas.

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According to the 1975 report from NY Times, the term "Black Friday" is Philadelphia Slang.

This is because the police have been disappointed with traffic congestion caused by buyers that day, and unhappy retailers are associated with traffic and dust smoke.

So in 1961, a newspaper tried to change the name on the day as "Sixth Big Big", but, as you know, this term has not sticked in a long time.

Although it was famous in Philadelphia, Black Black was not an official national semester until the 1990s.

Blacks are not officially declared as the busiest shopping day of the year, until 2001.

It is considered the largest shopping day of the year.

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Black sixth has spread to more than 15 countries around the world.

For years, Canadian retailers will worry about their customers entering the United States on Black Friday to find great incentives, forcing them to start their own sixth black trading.

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El Buen Fin really lasts in the entire weekend instead of just a day.

In 2011, Walmart broke the tradition of black sixth.

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Since then, retailers are involved in a race with the clock to catch up with the era.

These days, 33 million Americans plan to run out shopping as soon as they finish their Thanksgiving Party.

This is called fifth gray.

12% of black sixth buyers are drunk.

According to a survey made on behalf of the coupon site, 12% of all black six shoppingers acknowledge they hit the store while under the influence of alcohol.

Well, have your ten truths!

Whether you like the fifth gray, Black or Monday Cyber, this weekend is really the largest shopping weekday in the year.