The dark reality of Black Friday

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  @biggtugg · 10 months ago · pinned

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  @biggtugg · 10 months ago

  Little note: i am dyslexic and read gray as Gary. Chris caught it in the edit and instead of fixing it for me, he decided to bare my illiteracy for the whole world to enjoy.<br><br>He didn&apos;t even make a joke out of it. Just let it marinate. We love Chris. Thank you Chris.

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  @narishork · 10 months ago

  An employee getting trampled to death because of impatient shoppers is actually heartbreaking

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  @chiropterabat · 10 months ago

  I saw a child get run over by a shopping cart one year, this child’s arm went completely backwards, I’m pretty sure they ended up in the hospital

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  @NandiniSinghai · 10 months ago

  you look like a very stressed corgi in the best way possible

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  @xxglowenxx · 10 months ago

  Black Friday deals arent even worth it anymore. I used to find stuff for 90% off, but now everything is max 20% off of a previously increased price so in reality, its the SAME PRICE AS A MONTH AGO

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  @rando-420 · 10 months ago

  I will call Thanksgiving &quot;Gary Thursday&quot; until the day I die.

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  @dillpickles5012 · 10 months ago

  Boycott Black Friday and corporate Christmas shopping. It’s the best way to make the corporations hurt.

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  @RedRyan1 · 10 months ago

  As soon as the words “I died celebrating Jesus“ were spoken, my TV died and resurrected itself. No joke.

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  @Hessed3712 · 10 months ago

  Gray. The color gray. Gray Thursday.

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  @Blurryeyes143 · 10 months ago

  Also, Big tugg, the Chestnuts part? Let me explain to you the sad story about the American Chestnut tree. Some years ago, people used to roast American Chestnuts. If that&apos;s the case, why don&apos;t they do so now? Well, at some point in history, someone imported a different kind of chestnuts from somewhere and that brought chestnut blight to America. Chestnut blight, with American chestnut trees have no immunity to it, wiped out most of the American Chestnut tree population. Today, only 4 nut bearing American &nbsp;Chestnut trees are still alive with possible immunity to this day, making them FUNCTIONALLY EXTINCT in the wild.

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  @3chordMe · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cojc-Rzeybw&amp;t=873">14:33</a> did he really misread “grey” as “Gary”?

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