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I think he means "Did these WikiSpeed guys sell anything or did they just get a lot of traffic?"
Ahh, I'll be able to tell you tomorrow!
It's a plan to have a car that they may successfully produce or they may not. In the meantime, they promise to send you photos. LOL.
"For those unfamiliar with American customs, Black Friday in the US refers to the day after Thanksgiving Day, which is traditionally considered the first day of the holiday shopping season. It's generally the busiest shopping day of the year, resulting in huge profits for retailers – thus, putting them 'in the black.'" This is not why it's called Black Friday. It's called Black Friday originally by the retail workers…
"For those unfamiliar with American customs, Black Friday in the US refers to the day after Thanksgiving Day, which is traditionally considered the first day of the holiday shopping season. It's generally the busiest shopping day of the year, resulting in huge profits for retailers – thus, putting them 'in the black.'" This is not why it's called Black Friday. It's called Black Friday originally by the retail workers…
Never heard of this theory. Black refers to ink color. Line items in red are loses, black are break-even or profit. Black-friday is when retailer make so much profit they get back in black. Business type-writters had red and black ribbons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Friday_(shopping)#Origin_...