Why 2016 may be the last time we see Black Friday

[DieGrootHammer]

Nope, nope nope nope nope. Black Friday is becoming bigger and bigger, and all retailers are gearing up for big pushes for the end of the year. Manufacturers all have placed Black Friday on their list of most important days of the year, along side days like Easter and Christmas. In an ever tightening economy, people are drawn to specials much more than ever. Despite people saying that they won't want to partake, people need to buy the most necessary stuff. Might as well buy them on Black Friday and get a deal as well. There is no chance that Black Friday will disappear any chance soon, not with the continuous capitalization of the world as things are heading right now.

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Nope, nope nope nope nope. Black Friday is becoming bigger and bigger, and all retailers are gearing up for big pushes for the end of the year. Manufacturers all have placed Black Friday on their list of most important days of the year, along side days like Easter and Christmas. In an ever tightening economy, people are drawn to specials much more than ever. Despite people saying that they won't want to partake, people need to buy the most necessary stuff. Might as well buy them on Black Friday and get a deal as well. There is no chance that Black Friday will disappear any chance soon, not with the continuous capitalization of the world as things are heading right now.

Ja, I'm a little disappointed that the article didn't mention the huge advantage brick and mortar retailers gain by clearing out old stock before the Christmas buying season. I agree with you, Black Friday will stick around for some time still, in one form or another.