Ravenmaniac

Sorry,, was travelling for work. It said to enter the code online and asked for all my shipping information. Said that I will receive it in 4-6 weeks, so figuring it will be shipped, didn't charge for shipping so sounds good

I went to Kohl's this morning and won on my ticket I got. Looks like a nice prize, especially since was going to get my 19-year old son luggage as a gift this year for Christmas. The prize is a Samsonite 28-in Ziplite 6 Hardside Spinner Luggage. Does anyone know if this luggage is good, and to redeem do you have to pay shipping for the prize, or once they verify the ticket if you are able to pick up prizes at your local Kohl's (I know you can't just give them the ticket today and get it at the store).

Thank you

I'm off, but honestly the last 3 years it's not a huge deal having the day off since can do just as well online

Has anyone seen any good deals on a quality carpet cleaner listed for bf yet?

Walmart 50" HiSense TV $138 Kohl's Arcade1Up Pac Man Deluxe Cabinet $399.99 Ace Blackstone Iron Forged 2 Burner Blackstone $249.99 Total: $787.98

Sounds like a fun idea

For my son, he's 19 and hard to buy for since his Xbox is digital games only. He got a used car this year and for his bday we got him jumper cables/cleaning items/snow removal items and earlier in the year got him a GPS that he could put on dashboard. Thinking an air pump to add to his car items. He likes WWE , so looking for unique ideas maybe for that. Otherwise maybe new computer chair and gift cards. For wife easy ideas are puzzles/legos/crafting items. She has been mentioning a carpet cleaner. Since that's more of a household item though I'd probably just buy it as an "extra gift" if there are any deals on decent ones at Target, Walmart, Etc for Black Friday.

Home Depot frequently has decent deals on Christmas trees, sometimes Black Friday, sometimes the weekend before.

Any opinions on what are the best All-in-One computers on sale for Black Friday. About 4 years ago I got one but really regretting it now, only has 4MB of memory and runs way too slow even for just running Word/Excel and web surfing. I run a two monitor system using the All-In-One as one monitor and a HDMI connection to a 24 inch monitor as the second screen.

My guess is these will be more along the lines of household items and smalller prices, such as blenders, air fryers, other small kitchen appliances. Possibly clothing as well, but nothing earth shattering

Like others, pretty disappointing Black Friday for me. Got a game called "Klask" for my son, he's 18 but a big fan of air hockey and seems to be similar to that in a tabletop version. Also got a couple pairs of pants for work.

They are the same things, just online a couple days earlier

Very few places, if any have "Doorbusters" anymore. I wonder if it's because they realize they can cut overhead by reducing their staffing on Friday in their brick and mortar locations and just rely on people shopping online instead? One of the boardgame stores around here sold $75 tickets for their sale on Friday. They will have a decent amount of games at 50% off , some maybe a bit more. In reality as anyone that shops at local gamestores knows, they can not match the prices of online boardgame retailers, due to their overhead to operate the store. In reality, these "50% sale prices" are probably 10-20% off what is online, but being able to support the store is a nice opportunity. Plus, they do bring back the fun of old style Black Friday's by giving everyone a gift bag with over $150 in games. Last year the bags probably had closer to $200 even though they were advertised as $150 value. There's that gamestore, and then the $10 off $10 with chances for bigger prizes from JCPenney. Otherwise I'm not sure of many doorbusters or boorbuster-like promotions

Are there no deals this year on cell phones where they give you a gift card for upgrading? Seems they have those every year?