Tomorrow is supposed to be Amazon Prime day where people who are subscribed to the service an expect some sales as if it was Black Friday. What got me thinking is it seems like the sale has pretty much become a tradition of sort already as if it was any other holiday or event. For
I noticed something the other day as I gave a family a present where the value was about $100 or so. A lot but I thought it would benefit them and be a nice Christmas gift. I then found out that because they knew the value of it they felt pressured to try and get
As a child whenever it comes to birthdays or Christmas gifts adults would constantly ask you what you want as they don’t want to get something that you won’t enjoy or have no use of. For example, buying toys from a series that you don’t really care about. Just asking and getting the answer is
Technically Black Friday shouldn’t be until next week. But that’s not stopping retailers from pushing out sales labelled as early Black Friday deals in hopes of getting as much business as they can ahead of time since people are in a spending mood. But should you which is the question considering deals are still to
While going through the supermarket today I found so many great deals where this one for pineapples seemed almost too good where the sign mentioned it was $1.87 each with a limit of two. These normally go for over $3. They looked pretty large too without looking like they are rotten or anything. But you
This would normally just be a business topic where companies are having difficulties hiring enough workers to get basic jobs done such as truck drivers which is resulting in empty shelves at various stores. As well, there are a lot of people quitting their jobs due to companies implementing a mandated vaccine policy in certain