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Black Friday shoppers, malls adapt to early start on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving dinner was a 20-minute affair for Eleanor Trevino, her mother, daughter and daughter-in-law, who rushed off midday on an annual family Black Friday shopping binge that turned into an all-nighter.
When hunger struck, the quartet snacked on Thanksgiving leftovers packed in their SUV.
The odyssey that began at a Kmart sale included a seven-hour wait to get in Toys "R" Us and meant navigating packed parking lots at Kohl's, Target and Walmart before they returned to the same Kmart at daybreak Friday to grab another tantalizing limited-time offer.
"The prices are better this year," declared the 46-year-old St. Petersburg housewife, helping stuff two shopping carts of toys in the trunk. "Except for one item, everything was half off or better."
Indeed, chock full of deals like a 42-inch brand-name HDTV for $200 at Best Buy and $7.97 Wrangler jeans at Walmart, stores that opened earlier and deeper into Thanksgiving day were mobbed all night thanks to a new wrinkle: staggered opening times. American Eagle and Express chopped 40 percent off everything. At Macy's, midnight shoppers pawed over racks of fresh half-price apparel, attacked tables piled high with $60 Rampage boots for $20 and lined up to grab a limited edition, scented poster of teen idol Justin Bieber packaged for $65 with his new fragrance and latest CD.
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Black Friday shoppers, malls adapt to early start on Thanksgiving
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