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Black Friday: Why We Keep Participating in a Tradition Everyone Claims to Hate
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Black Friday: Why We Keep Participating in a Tradition Everyone Claims to Hate
Black Friday promises excitement, yet it often feels more like emotional exhaustion. Every year, students tell themselves “this time will be different…” and then find themselves standing in lines at 5 a.m., refreshing their online carts, and chasing “deals” they know aren’t really deals. Yet, we keep doing it anyway. UCF student Alyssa Mguyen stated, “Even when I don’t need anything, I still end up at Target. It’s like the sale becomes the excus…
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