NOVA would you like to talk about your stores closing?

[Anonymous]

Bad news. Black Friday sucked and they're worried.

Retailers that cater to the upper middle class — including Apple, Coach and Nordstrom — have seen their biggest sales drop in two years, per Bloomberg. (UW Phrasing)

[Anonymous]

Have you read this post https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1171455.page blaming Americans for spending too much?

[Anonymous]

DC is seeing crime spike and carjackings go through the roof, and Maryland is facing a major budget crisis, but NoVa is supposed to get upset about some national retailers w/local outlets seeing a drop in Black Friday sales?

Nice try.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DC is seeing crime spike and carjackings go through the roof, and Maryland is facing a major budget crisis, but NoVa is supposed to get upset about some national retailers w/local outlets seeing a drop in Black Friday sales?

Nice try.

Seriously. Virginia is the place to be right now. I can only imagine what a sh!tshow it would’ve been if Scary Terry had won. Yeeesh.

[Anonymous]

Why buy nice things if you live in the DC area and there's a decent chance you'll be targeted for robbery by feral teens?

[Anonymous]

Because Black Friday "sales" are not actual sales, and there's little to no incentive for anyone to buy anything then compared to other times of year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bad news. Black Friday sucked and they're worried.

Retailers that cater to the upper middle class — including Apple, Coach and Nordstrom — have seen their biggest sales drop in two years, per Bloomberg. (UW Phrasing)

What is the last new compelling product that apple launched? When everything is an iteration, sales will drop

[Anonymous]

I didn't see any bigger sales on Black Friday than I did at Veteran's Day or Labor Day or earlier this summer. Sooner or later 30% off IS the price, even if you call it a sale.

[Anonymous]

Where are you posting from, OP?