Black Friday will be upon us once more come 27 November.
It's rapidly becoming the biggest online shopping day of the year for many countries [last year in the UK consumers parted with a whopping £810m - far exceeding the predicted spend of £363m] but it's not all flat screen TVs and cut-price blenders.
For a decidedly darker side to the yearly event is rapidly emerging, clouding the celebration of consumerism with shamefully graceless behaviour, assault and even death.
The darker side of Black Friday...
SEE ALSO:
- Thought You Bought Too Much Crap On Black Friday? These People Actually Did
- Black Friday Sales - A Fine Example of Unadulterated Capitalism
- Millions Of Britons Left Spiritually Empty After Buying Crap They Didn't Need On Black Friday
- The Madness of Materialism - A Very Black Friday Indeed
- We're Not American, So We Should Stop Calling It Black Friday!
- Asda Cheerleaders Are Black Friday At Its Worst