Black Friday

The last thing I want to be doing on Friday is shop. If you're like me, here are 5 alternatives to the madness of Black Friday.

People in stores are the worst on Black Friday, the busiest shopping day of the year. Here is a look at the 10 absolute worst people you'll find in stores the day after Thanksgiving.

Black Friday sales will be everywhere next week, but how do  you know if you're really getting a good deal?  Wallethub did a study of the national retailers, and there are huge sales to take advantage of right in Boise.  We just have to know where to look.

No shopping on Thanksgiving Day at the stores on this list. They'll be closed Thanksgiving Day, and will open their doors later in the shopping weekend.

I'm worn out with Black Friday emails and ads, and it's still two weeks away. Is the Black Friday madness justified?

Maybe this has happened to you too this weekend.  You're in an actual store, holding a hot Christmas item in your hands, and you think, "Eh, I can probably find it cheaper online."

Shopping is good for us and necessary for our peace of mind. Anyone who wants to argue that point (eh hem...my husband), here are reasons why we NEED to shop.

Back when I worked at the Mall I myself had two encounters with crazy Black Friday Shoppers. The first was a fight that broke out over a men's button down (seriously), that was quickly broken up because one of the ladies realized there was another one on a different shelf.

Hows the Black Friday shopping going? I love saving money, and I use coupons on almost everything.  If it's not on sale or I don't have an extra 20 percent off coupon, I don't buy it. Unless it's coffee.  Gotta have that at all costs. I've already messed up this money-saving adventure called Black Friday, and here's how.

Black Friday can be scary for some people, maybe even horrifying.