What's the black Friday?

Black Friday is known as the day after Thanksgiving in America. On this day shops open in the early morning hours and are kept open until late hours.

Black Friday marks the start of the year-on-year shopping season and is usually the most busy shopping day per year.

Shops on this day offer promotional prices, special offers that make many people spend all day running from store to store.

The first theory says that the Black Friday term is originally used to describe frequent pedestrians, divisions and traffic vehicles, which will occur on that day.

The second theory claims that the term comes from business accounts. The losses were recorded in red and the profits in black, while sales during Black Friday were always too high.

In some parts of the United States, Black Friday is actually a public holiday, while in other parts people often get a day off work to be able to spend the day in shopping centers.

Black Friday is also known as the day when people often wait in line or even camp there for a long time before stores open to benefit from the discounts that take place this day.

However, “Black Friday” has often brought human casualties. Delays, attacks, and beatings have become a common part of this shopping party.

Years ago, a woman used spray against the crowd just to buy a shirt that was sixty percent down.

Black Friday (November 25th).