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Black Friday at home
Posted by: CJsNvrUrly
Date: November 29, 2019 04:38PM
I didn't go out today. Didn't buy anything.
I DID buy an updated Roku Ultra yesterday online (directly from Roku) for ourselves. Does that count toward anything?
This is the first year I can remember not going anywhere or buying anything.




bunny smileyCentral VA
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: S. Pupp
Date: November 29, 2019 04:47PM
I bought 3 apples (Granny Smith) and 2 Reese's chocolate peanut butter Christmas trees. The trees were $0 with a coupon, so this was a particularly inexpensive Black Friday for the Pupp hosuehold.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: NewtonMP2100
Date: November 29, 2019 04:57PM
.....I bought a new attitude/outlook on life.....



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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: DP
Date: November 29, 2019 05:47PM
Does that count toward anything?

Yes, you have to change your handle-you were early for BF!







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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: freeradical
Date: November 29, 2019 05:50PM
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CJsNvrUrly
I didn't go out today. Didn't buy anything.
I DID buy an updated Roku Ultra yesterday online (directly from Roku) for ourselves. Does that count toward anything?
This is the first year I can remember not going anywhere or buying anything.

Those Roku Ultras are half off, which seems like a pretty good deal.

They're on sale through Dec 2?
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: sekker
Date: November 29, 2019 06:35PM
All Black Friday shopping was online, though my son is stopping at Target to pick up some stuff that we purchased online.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: NewtonMP2100
Date: November 29, 2019 06:41PM
....well...son of a......



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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: Carm
Date: November 29, 2019 06:51PM
Bought a 43” TCL 4K with Roku with 4year warranty at Costco. $199
I tried getting it online, but their servers were slow and giving errors.
It was that or the Vizio and Vizio doesn’t update their software.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: lost in space
Date: November 29, 2019 07:24PM
I bought Affinity for $34.99. Thanks, Steve . . .



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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: RecipeForDisaster
Date: November 29, 2019 07:43PM
I bought absolutely nothing online or in a store, but I made money at work. I like it this way.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: blooz
Date: November 29, 2019 08:51PM
I was in NYC for Thanksgiving with my kids, so I bought some cold weather clothes at Uniqlo and a variety of stuff at Muji. Have to get it when I can get it. Got in and out before the crowds got bad. Comparatively few shop before noon in NYC, in my experience.
(Comparatively in NYC means less people than live in my town on a single block on lower Broadway)



And we should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once.
—Friedrich Nietzsche
Western Massachusetts
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: neophyte
Date: November 29, 2019 09:58PM
Didn't see any BF deals on-line for gasoline, so i just went out and filled the tank locally.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: Grateful11
Date: November 29, 2019 11:16PM
I bought my sister an $18 Roku device, Hulu for $2/month, some dishwasher cleaner, a label maker and some extra tapes, 50# of bird food, a couple 2"x27' ratchet straps and that's about it.



Grateful11




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/29/2019 11:17PM by Grateful11.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Anonymous User
Date: November 30, 2019 02:43AM
I got 100% discount by leaving the stuff on the shelf.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: Michael
Date: November 30, 2019 04:54AM
I bought a lot but it was very easy.

We fought the Walmart crowds for the $38 wire shelves and $12 LED shop lights. Got there 15 min before the Thanksgiving sale started. Stood by the shelves/lights with 3 other people who were there for the same things. At 5:58 I put 2 shelves in the cart and my wife put 4 lights in the cart. Checked out at the garden center and we were out of the store at 6:10.

On Thanksgiving I went to Home Depot; got there at 5:59. At 6:00 they opened the front and back doors so I went in the back. Bought a variety of things I didn't need but the 4 poinsettias and pack of batteries that I always get. Also bought 14 clear storage containers; we're going to redo the storage in our basement with big wire shelves when Costco puts them on sale and we're just getting ready for that.

Then I bought a number of things on Amazon through the evening as I got various emails about the "best" Black Friday things available. I had bought a web-based garage door opener a couple of months ago, I think for about $30. They had it for $18 so I bought another for the other door. I bought a 5" Echo Show purely to allow my wife to see who's at the front door from her craft room. We've been using an iPhone 4s with the Ring app for that but it takes too long for the app to load and get to it. The Show in the kitchen is much faster so I bought one for the back room. So, we'll sell the 4s for $35 and I bought the Show for $50. It's a good trade. I also bought an Amazon Smart Plug for $5 because it was $5. We've hooked up 4 smart plugs to Christmas lights and really like having Alexa turn them on and off on command. I also bought the Brother printer for $40 because I wanted a spare in the closet. Then I bought 5 Wyze $5 lights to put in the breakfast room and program to be on/off through the day so it looks like we're here.

A lot of stuff but nothing like the old days when the crowds rushed into the stores at 5am when they opened and people beat each other up.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: Tiki2000
Date: November 30, 2019 06:44AM
I wrote the check for my 2020 property taxes (mail on Monday)....
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: prymsnap
Date: November 30, 2019 07:26AM
Not Black Friday but on Turkeyday I grabbed an iPhone 11 for $400 off via Verizon online. The big draw was that I could keep my existing line. Should be quite a jump from my current iPhone 6.
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: Microman
Date: November 30, 2019 09:09AM
We pay our property taxes here in California on their website. Makes it real easy. As long as you have the PIN # on the bill
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Re: Black Friday at home
Posted by: rich in distress
Date: November 30, 2019 10:51AM
I totally blasted my amazon cart with HomeKit stuff and even some coffee cups, but didn’t check out.
Take that Bezos!!



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