Yes, yes, yes. My sister and I do it as an annual get together for spend the day shopping, eating and laughing. We head to the big chains first-WalMart-usually the electronics have great deals and people will knock you down for those. The best, best deals are the Christmas items-50% off everywhere. Target has all of their candy, hot chocolate, teas, holiday mixes on sale. I get all of my Christmas wrapping paper, tissue, decorations for the next year. A lot of people purchase their artificial trees at this time. If you look at the newspaper a few days before, they will list which Black Friday deals will be going on. But, those deals are for the really early birders who will squish you to get to that special tv or computer. You can still get good deals. Clothes at outlets.

One year we went to an outlet and got some great deals. We spent the night next to the outlet and my sister ventured over at midnight. When I went at 6am, she said they had already raised some prices-where two shirts for 15 at Ann Taylor at midnight-they were two for 20. Still not bad!

You just have to be willing to put up with the crowds, the looking without help and the early , early morning you have to do to find the best deals.

A big yes to your question. I t is the biggest time of the year for shopping a lot. For great deals and news go tho this site-http://blackfridaymagazine.com/

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Personally, I think they jack up the prices about 30 percent and then advertise them a little lower so they still make lots of money. Alot of people who don't shop regularly have no idea what the price tag should look like so they just think they are getting a good deal.

No deal is good enough to endure the madness that occurs on black friday.

I've only been to one, but it was when it was finishing so I didn't get time to look around. And I really want to go but some people told me that its not worth it. Is it worth it or not? And if so, then what are some good stuff to get in black friday?