It’s Black Friday and the orgy of consumerism πŸ›οΈ

It’s Black Friday and the orgy of consumerism πŸ›οΈ

While I don’t own a colored television and are immune to much of the advertising these days, it seems like many of the frenzied sales of years past have been dialed back with the pandemic and the problematic nature of crowded shopping mauls. But to a certain extent its moved online.

I really don’t understand why people would want robot vaccums or internet connected toasters. But a quick search of the internet says they’re hot gifts this year. I don’t know, I tend to think they’re toxic e-waste meant to be used for a while and tossed. Kind of silly if you ask me.

I don’t plan to stand on line to get vaccinated from the China virus nor do I plan to stand in line for overpriced Chinese junk with some fancy label on it. I hate lines and I hate crowds, and social distancing is helping to keep myself safe. I’m heading up to the Adirondacks where I doubt I’ll see many except for an occasional hunter passing by in a pickup.

Black Friday Deals at Walmart πŸ›’

Apparently aren’t a big deal this year. I needed groceries for camping and was going to stop at a grocery store not Walmart but I happened to be driving past Queensbury Walmart at 9, o’clock thinking it would be packed. It was actually fairly quiet so I ended up getting groceries there. I would have done Aldi but I needed contact solution. I was in and out with no problem, no lines no craziness.