man this black friday thing is getting crazy 
i mean who thought it was a good idea to have sales on every single day of december?? and what's with all these travel tuesday and cyber monday things, cant we just have one big sale like normal people? 
anyway i guess if you plan ahead and shop smart you can score some decent deals. but personally i think the best way to save is to just avoid buying stuff in the first place lol
i mean who thought it was a good idea to have sales on every single day of december?? and what's with all these travel tuesday and cyber monday things, cant we just have one big sale like normal people? anyway i guess if you plan ahead and shop smart you can score some decent deals. but personally i think the best way to save is to just avoid buying stuff in the first place lol
I mean, what's the point of making it harder for people to avoid impulse buys and clutter their homes with more stuff? On the other hand, I guess it's always good for shoppers who love snagging last-minute deals...
it's just another excuse for ppl to overspend and stress themselves out. and don't even get me started on cyber monday... that's just an extension of black friday with a fancy name change 
anyway, i guess if you're gonna spend the day shopping, might as well plan ahead and snag those deals while they're hot 
marcella and eileen fisher are def my go-to for black friday wardrobe essentials, but i mean, who can afford to splurge on themselves? 
i've already started planning my shopping list and trying to snag some of those sick deals on airpods and coach bags 
also, anyone know if marcella is offering that 60% off deal in-store or online? 
. I'm not really sure why people get so hyped about these sales, to be honest. It's just stuff we need anyway, but now it's overpriced and overcrowded. Like, who needs a 50% off deal on a designer handbag? Can't they just buy the regular price like normal? 
And don't even get me started on the travel credit cards... what's next, a rewards program for buying avocado toast?