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A Black Friday Bash

By: Brittany Sweeney
Updated: November 22, 2012
Wilkes-Barre Township, Luzerne County- The first person in line at Target in Wilkes-Barre Township waited until after Thanksgiving dinner to head out.  The line grew to an impressive length around 8:00 p.m. as the doors opened at 9:00. When asked what she was waiting for, Sydney Gnall, of Barnesville, said "a TV!"  "The wii and the x-box," replied Larksville resident Diane Mitchell.

 

Just like the sides on a thanksgiving table, Black Friday shoppers have all sorts of bargains to choose from.  Target Store Team Leader Nicholas Gonzalez says "always the tvs and electronics anything that is going to draw them in, but usually that is always going to be the big things."

 

The people waiting in line for Target's doors to open at Thursday night seemed to be waiting for different deals. Jamie Andrews of Laughlin says, "I got here at 5:30.  I am waiting for the dyson vacuum for my-mother in-law, who I am informed by my husband, doesn't want the vacuum anymore. So, I have been waiting out in this cold for nothing."

 

If there is limited competition when it comes to shoppnig, then why wait?  The answer is simple: the excitement.  Andrews says "I love the adrenaline of it.  It's not even worth it, I just love the adrenaline.  I love the rush. I love the people. I just love it."  "I love the excitement.  Love the thrill, love the excitement," says Mitchell. 

 

Meanwhile, as that adrenaline keeps them charged through the night, store associates say as long as they stay sane, then most will stay happy hunters thoughout the Black Friday bash.  Gonzalez says "we are really big on single file.  Just relax, slow down, and we will ask anyone to leave that is going to break those rules."  Mitchell says "We're having a ball! Definitely having a ball."

Many of the stores, including Target, are staggering the deals in an effort to keep a steady flow of shoppers in and out throughout the night.



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