Black Friday is a day of shopping following Thanksgiving Day in the United States. Historically, it is the day that retailers have traditionally increased their sales.
Black Friday is a nickname for the day after Thanksgiving. In years past, the day after Thanksgiving was the traditional time for merchants to begin the Christmas shopping season. With Black Friday being the first day after Thanksgiving, it was the perfect time for stores to offer big discounts on their products.
A long time ago, it was believed that the devil’s day was on November 1st. The term “Black Friday” was coined in the 1950s by a Philadelphia police officer and historian named John W. Cramer. He would come to work on the day after Thanksgiving and see a long line of shoppers waiting to get into the stores. The shoppers would be so exhausted and out of patience that they would start pushing and shoving to get into the stores. This was when he coined the term “Black Friday.”
Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving, which is a major holiday in the United States. It is a day when retailers offer discounts on their products. The discounts usually last from 6am to 6pm. Black Friday was first celebrated in Philadelphia in the 1800s, when retailers would open their doors to shoppers at midnight.
The name “Black Friday” came from the fact that this was the day when retailers would finally be in the black. In other words, they would be making a profit after taking a loss for the entire year. This tradition is now the backbone of Black Friday, and is why it is considered to be the busiest shopping day of the year.
The name “Black Friday” has been used to refer to the day after Thanksgiving Day in the United States since at least the early 1960s. This is the day when retailers make a lot of their profit for the year. The term was coined by police officers who had to work on this day and would say it was “the blackest day in retail.”