Perhaps we shouldn't be too surprised by this sort of thing, not in a world where Christmas stuff starts to roll out in early September.
Still, this is pretty ridiculous:
I mean, come on people.

I mean, you can sort of understand—at least from a soulless corporatist perspective—why the Christmas season has become essentially a sickening three-month-long consumerist bonanza. Maybe there's a supply chain element to it as well.
But Black Friday is one shopping day. It's literally supposed to be the one day you go to a store and buy some stuff for discounted rates.
Black Friday is bad enough. If it's going to turn into six weeks of frenzy, y'all can have it.
