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Is there a Black Friday in Italy? I thought this would be a purely American thing.
I'm not sure how it is in the US but at least in Germany the offers and deals are pretty bad and/or not interesting - especially on amazon.
Is there a Black Friday in Italy? I thought this would be a purely American thing.
Is there a Black Friday in Italy? I thought this would be a purely American thing.
Is there a Black Friday in Italy? I thought this would be a purely American thing.
Is there a Black Friday in Italy? I thought this would be a purely American thing.
It is simply not worth it.
Now that's something I haven't heard about in the US for a few decades: strikes. I'm partly kidding, but have there been any major strikes in the US lately?
Now that's something I haven't heard about in the US for a few decades: strikes. I'm partly kidding, but have there been any major strikes in the US lately?
Now that's something I haven't heard about in the US for a few decades: strikes. I'm partly kidding, but have there been any major strikes in the US lately?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verizon_strike_of_2016
It affected many of our circuit orders around that time and caused us to go with different last mile carriers.
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It is in Brazil for the last ~5 years. And we don't even have Thanksgiving here. It is just one more made up date to create advertising campaigns. Started as a shy e-commerce thing here. Then became a huge e-commerce thing. Then a huge all commerce thing. I am seeing "Black Friday" promotions everywhere, from financial services to beauty treatments. A common joke here is that it is "Black Fraud - pay 50% of the doubl…
Doesn't the same thing occur in the US? I was under the impression it's always been set up so that there isn't any actual deals, just the appearance of it.
It might depend on the industry though.