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18 Thoughts Everyone Has Going Black Friday Shopping

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18 Thoughts Everyone Has Going Black Friday Shopping

Black Friday is the scariest time of year, no doubt. The mall is crowded, there is a limited amount of your favorite sweater, and either your bank account is shot or you just have have no money. Here are a few things that go through just about everyone's head while they are out and about during this crazy event.


1. "Omg I can't wait to go shopping"


2. When you can't find a place to park


3. When the doors finally open


4. Looking at the line outside of Victoria's Secret


5. Waiting in line


6. "Is this line really worth the 45% off?"


7. "There are so many people here"


8. "Why is everyone running so fast?"


9. When someone takes the last item on the shelf


10. "I literally just witnessed that woman push a little girl out of the way"


11. "Omg these shoes are so cute. I want 10"


12. "I'm so glad I don't work in retail"


13. "Wait my total is going to be how much?"

14. "That's okay I can just transfer money from my savings"


15."Must keep shopping"


16. "But I'm so hungry


17. "One more store"


18. Finally going home

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