Go on a Black Friday Spending Spree!🎉

Black Friday, a shopping extravaganza that marks the beginning of the Christmas holiday season, was first celebrated in the United States and has since spread to many other countries. Falling on the day after Thanksgiving, Black Friday is not an official holiday, though schools and some companies and government offices may remain closed, granting employees and students a four-day weekend. Originally referred to negatively after the shopping frenzy in Philadelphia that followed Thanksgiving in 1961, the term has since come to refer to the day that businesses go from making losses (in the red) to profits (in the black). The event takes place on Nov 24, and if you've had your eye on a new TV or air fryer, this is the time to get them - Black Friday sales bring with them steep reductions across all sorts of products, including electronics, home appliances, clothing, toys, and games. You'll find great deals on mass retailers like Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Target, alongside category-specific sales from smaller brands and retailers. #Blackfriday