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CMV: Black Friday, for a responsible consumer, is absolutely incredible and not a waste of time

A shopper who regularly (at least 5-10 times per year) visits the mall or whatever for serious buying should understand prices well enough to realiZe the difference between a good deal and a fake marked up price. 

I'd say Black Friday is by far my favorite time to shop every year. While there are other sales, I always try to find them and every year Black Friday is the best. 

I got a $275 pair of oxfords for $80. I was looking at this same pair a couple times for the last 6 months and not once did I ever see it dip below 150. I was searching for a pair of nice oxfords for almost 1 year already and this is the best price for the best quality and design that I've found. I also got  4 good quality dress shirts for $40 total... While they were consistently $20-25 each on previous days and even last Christmas. 

While there are definitely some shitty deals, many stores, especially for clothing, sell things at an incredible price. Electronics, maybe, maybe not. I don't really use Black Friday or cyber Monday for electronics but if it was something I was gonna buy regardless then I'd get it. Clothes don't usually find as much of permanent discounts.
gpt
1. For every good, necessary thing you find, you'll probably buy one or two useless things just because they are cheap.

2. Many products are built specifically to be sold on sale on Black Friday. They aren't really a deal.

3. Most of the best products are sold out in advance of Black Friday. The stuff that isn't built specifically for Black Friday is often just the leftovers that couldn't be sold at full price. 

4. Most of the normal sizes of clothes are sold out in advance too.