black friday conclusions.

story: we decided this year we were going to be a part of black friday. for once. rather than just be lame, at home. but, we had nothing incredible that we were in search of, huge deals or anything. so we decided on traverse mountain. just hit some incredible sales, right..? hah wrong. but the people watching? so, so prime.

conclusions and observations:
-every beautiful blonde boy with great style was there tonight. i'm telling you, they were everywhere.
-yeah, i can tell you feel a little awkward about the fact that everyone looks super cute and your in pajamas.. tough luck.
-oh! you just bought a new under armor hoodie too? yep. i'm so glad you're wearing it. you and all other 100 people who also just bought one.
-very few of the sales are even that good... yeah, they're less. but, i'm still too cheap to pay that much.
-there are very nice classy people. and not nice ones.
-i mean this completely unracistically. but when we looked around coach, it was packed with asians. were they any where else? hardly.
-i really really really like clothes. but am getting so good at not buying as many. i'm proud of myself.
-there were PG kids everywhere. no idea why.
-the real black friday, would be waiting in line at a crowded wal-mart or target or something. not leisurely shopping at the outlets.
-if you do plan on doing so, we walked into the alpine wal-mart around 11:00. it was completely empty and all the doorbusters were casually sitting in the isles. no crazy people. no stress. no line.
-black friday is rich people's excuse to spend way too much money.