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Yep, Smurf, it's the same concept about having Christmas stuff out before Halloween is over. If people didn't buy it, retailers wouldn't be selling it yet.
It's funny today at lunch a bunch of TLS and someone who does the scheduling by the way one said so what time do we open anyways and the person who does the scheduling says honestly I have no idea they haven't told me. I felt like turning around saying oh please! You know what time it is stop acting like it's some secret! There have been so many whispers around this store obviously people know! :wacko: I honestly do not care what time we open up I just think it's silly when everyone comes at the time we open up and then it gets boring afterwards because frankly there wasn't anything exciting in the ad maybe this year this will change here's to hoping to that!
They honestly don't know. Everything you've heard is simply guessing. ETLs and even STLs know a lot less about corporate level decision making than you think they do.
The official word is coming out Wednesday at 10am. The SR word (that you can bet money on and win) is telling you 9PM. Ignore the 10pm post I made previously, that was just a guess.
Official time 9PM.
At least there's $1 per hour more!
*sigh*
Looks like I'll be leaving right after dinner....
Not sure if this is true, but earlier I was looking for planograms and ran across an email from the STL on the ETL's desk about opening at 4am for Black Friday.... Like I said, not sure if it's true....
No, we can go ahead and say with 100% certainty that it's 9:00.
I head heard that sears was opening at 8pm a week ago. The funny part of this is, it is not Target, Walmart or any other chains fault we continue to open earlier and earlier. It is the consumer. Years ago I too used to be one of those who stood in line at 4am for the 6am openings. If the consumers would boycott those earlier hours, things would go back to 4 or 6am. we as consumers are greedy. we want more, give us bigger, better and more sales. If the consumer didn't demand the retailers wouldn't have to do this. So everyone blames the fact we have no family time on the corporate retailers when in fact it is the family you are setting down with turkey dinner that very day. Those of us that work BF, I know I haven't seen a fantastic ad from anyone in the last several years.
I know quite a few people that feel this very way.