As much as Americans are looking forward to this coming Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, I have a feeling that many people are just as much looking forward to the day after Thursday…otherwise known as BLACK FRIDAY. This day is touted as the biggest shopping day for Americans. While this is true for customer traffic, as far as actual sales numbers go, the Saturday before Christmas takes the prize. Regardless, Black Friday is a shoppers dream day (or nightmare) with stores opening as early as midnight and offering amazing sales and deals to kick off the holiday shopping season. Electronics for 50% off, limited supply toys going to the first 100 customers, and even pre-Black Friday sales. It’s a day to get up early, fight the crowds, and save big. Or, if you are like me, it is a day to stay in jammies all day, eat some left over turkey, and scrap. But, whatever floats your boat 
Leaving all digi sales aside, here are some places you can check out while you make your “gotta be there” store list for Friday.
BLACK FRIDAY ADS
SALES FOR BLACK FRIDAY
BLACK FRIDAY INFO
THE BLACK FRIDAY
Yes, it is FFF Tusj, though I got it at Font Squirrel.
I’m going to guess the font is FFF Tusj at Dafont… am I right? I just had to try & figure it out. I love it, too!
I like this place very much, I am definitely bookmark it as well as sharing it with my friends.
Please share where we can get the font! I love it!
I very seldom go shopping on Black Friday, though last year I went to a store and scored an Elmo chair for my niece at half-price. Black Friday will find me at work. We decorate our store (not a retail store) for Christmas. But, it’s a day I feel sympathy for those who work at retail stores, some of whom have to go to work at early hours. On Black Friday, I’m always grateful I don’t work at a retail store.
I would also like to know what font you used. It’s really eye-catching!
I’m not much of a black friday shopper either….the thought of all those crowds gives me a headache…lol!! On a different note though, can you tell me what font you used for the words “Black Friday” and “Happy Shopping” please? It looks pretty cool! Thanks!