Re: From The "Biden Has Crippled The Economy" Desk......

BeamMeUpScotty <[email protected]> Sun, 27 Nov 2022 13:56:38 -0500

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On 11/27/22 10:03 AM, Lee wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> Black Friday online sales top
> $9 billion in new record
> NOV 26 2022
> 
> Consumers spent a record $9.12
> billion online shopping during
> Black Friday this year,
> according to Adobe, which tracks
> sales on retailers’ websites.
> 
> Overall online sales for the day
> after Thanksgiving were up 2.3%
> year over year, and electronics
> were a major contributor, as
> online sales surged 221% over an
> average day in October, Adobe
> said. Toys were another popular
> category for shoppers, up 285%,
> as was exercise equipment, up 218%.
> 
> Some of this year’s hottest items
> included gaming consoles, drones,
> Apple MacBooks, Dyson products and
> toys like Fortnite, Roblox, Bluey,
> Funko Pop! and Disney Encanto,
> according to the report.
> 
> https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/26/black-friday-online-sales-top-9-billion-
> in-new-record.html

REMEMBER INFLATION OF THE MOST COMMON PRODUCTS YOU USE HAS BEEN around 
20% NOT 8.7% that they keep telling you is their estimate... so when yo 
have no money for extras you end up paying that full 20% inflation.

And that's just in the last 12 months as an average NOT including the 
actual 10% inflation on those necessities in the previous 12 months.

Looks like the WEALTHY are having to spend more of that worthless money 
to get the high end products as well... the working class are doing good 
to get enough Food and gas and medicine to stay alive, the working and 
elderly can't afford all that Apple and Dyson high dollar stuff.

Vacuum Cleaners for $700 is a bit over the top for people out of work or 
on minimum wage.

All those Apple and Giant corporate made products are NOT, Made in 
America...

And they weren't sold through BRICK and MORTAR businesses that are in 
based in America. About all they have is a warehouse that they 
distribute from, thus causing more unemployment of NOT just MOM and POP 
stores but the lack luster sales of TARGET and Best Buy and others.

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