Ty Young
@tyyoung617.bsky.social
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This one’s big.
Retail workers face:
Verbal harassment
Long hours
No breaks
unsafe crowd conditions
“Mandatory availability” regardless of family plans
All so corporations can brag about “record sales.” so they can go by that useless boat or a car. While
workers don’t benefit, they suffer.
Retail workers face:
Verbal harassment
Long hours
No breaks
unsafe crowd conditions
“Mandatory availability” regardless of family plans
All so corporations can brag about “record sales.” so they can go by that useless boat or a car. While
workers don’t benefit, they suffer.
November 28, 2025 at 10:42 AM
This one’s big.
Retail workers face:
Verbal harassment
Long hours
No breaks
unsafe crowd conditions
“Mandatory availability” regardless of family plans
All so corporations can brag about “record sales.” so they can go by that useless boat or a car. While
workers don’t benefit, they suffer.
Retail workers face:
Verbal harassment
Long hours
No breaks
unsafe crowd conditions
“Mandatory availability” regardless of family plans
All so corporations can brag about “record sales.” so they can go by that useless boat or a car. While
workers don’t benefit, they suffer.
Manufacturers slow down repairs and parts during Black Friday season
Not many people know this.
They do it because they want less competition with “new purchases.”
They delay parts until January it increases holiday spending this forces people to buy replacements instead of repairing older products.
Not many people know this.
They do it because they want less competition with “new purchases.”
They delay parts until January it increases holiday spending this forces people to buy replacements instead of repairing older products.
November 28, 2025 at 10:40 AM
Manufacturers slow down repairs and parts during Black Friday season
Not many people know this.
They do it because they want less competition with “new purchases.”
They delay parts until January it increases holiday spending this forces people to buy replacements instead of repairing older products.
Not many people know this.
They do it because they want less competition with “new purchases.”
They delay parts until January it increases holiday spending this forces people to buy replacements instead of repairing older products.
People buy because of crowd influence, not value
In retail psychology this is called social proof pressure ( For Fallout 76 players, herd mentality 😁) .If you see a crowd grabbing TVs, your brain automatically thinks “Maybe I should get one too.” corporations count on this herd behavior.
In retail psychology this is called social proof pressure ( For Fallout 76 players, herd mentality 😁) .If you see a crowd grabbing TVs, your brain automatically thinks “Maybe I should get one too.” corporations count on this herd behavior.
November 28, 2025 at 10:37 AM
People buy because of crowd influence, not value
In retail psychology this is called social proof pressure ( For Fallout 76 players, herd mentality 😁) .If you see a crowd grabbing TVs, your brain automatically thinks “Maybe I should get one too.” corporations count on this herd behavior.
In retail psychology this is called social proof pressure ( For Fallout 76 players, herd mentality 😁) .If you see a crowd grabbing TVs, your brain automatically thinks “Maybe I should get one too.” corporations count on this herd behavior.
Because so many items are older models or corner-cut versions retailers know
the return rate spikes
but most and I do mean most people forget to return things or miss the window and the store keeps the money. pure profits
the return rate spikes
but most and I do mean most people forget to return things or miss the window and the store keeps the money. pure profits
November 28, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Because so many items are older models or corner-cut versions retailers know
the return rate spikes
but most and I do mean most people forget to return things or miss the window and the store keeps the money. pure profits
the return rate spikes
but most and I do mean most people forget to return things or miss the window and the store keeps the money. pure profits
Prices go up again on December 1st then again mid December
Then again in January
People who missed Black Friday panic-buy at higher prices and that’s when companies profit.
Then again in January
People who missed Black Friday panic-buy at higher prices and that’s when companies profit.
November 28, 2025 at 10:31 AM
Prices go up again on December 1st then again mid December
Then again in January
People who missed Black Friday panic-buy at higher prices and that’s when companies profit.
Then again in January
People who missed Black Friday panic-buy at higher prices and that’s when companies profit.
Corporations raise prices in March,July,September. Then drop them on Black Friday to look like “deals.”
These hikes are strategic built to make the holiday discount look bigger than it is.
These hikes are strategic built to make the holiday discount look bigger than it is.
November 28, 2025 at 10:31 AM
Corporations raise prices in March,July,September. Then drop them on Black Friday to look like “deals.”
These hikes are strategic built to make the holiday discount look bigger than it is.
These hikes are strategic built to make the holiday discount look bigger than it is.
Black Friday is a psychological operation disguised as a holiday tradition. It gives the illusion that people are being rewarded,but really, it’s a day where corporations make billions off stress, manipulation, and false pricing as well as an excuse for the electronic companies, cut corners.
November 28, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Black Friday is a psychological operation disguised as a holiday tradition. It gives the illusion that people are being rewarded,but really, it’s a day where corporations make billions off stress, manipulation, and false pricing as well as an excuse for the electronic companies, cut corners.
Corporations Benefit Not the Buyer
The whole system is structured so the seller wins, not the customer
They clear old products
They make record profits
They get free marketing from news reports
They create a false sense of tradition
They turn shopping into an emotional event.
The whole system is structured so the seller wins, not the customer
They clear old products
They make record profits
They get free marketing from news reports
They create a false sense of tradition
They turn shopping into an emotional event.
November 28, 2025 at 10:21 AM
Corporations Benefit Not the Buyer
The whole system is structured so the seller wins, not the customer
They clear old products
They make record profits
They get free marketing from news reports
They create a false sense of tradition
They turn shopping into an emotional event.
The whole system is structured so the seller wins, not the customer
They clear old products
They make record profits
They get free marketing from news reports
They create a false sense of tradition
They turn shopping into an emotional event.
The Best Deals Aren’t on Black Friday
The REAL discounts are usually in January (post-holiday clearance) early spring (new models replace old ones)
End-of-quarter sales
Black Friday is the illusion of the best deal not the reality and people die and got trampled on for cheap merchandise.
The REAL discounts are usually in January (post-holiday clearance) early spring (new models replace old ones)
End-of-quarter sales
Black Friday is the illusion of the best deal not the reality and people die and got trampled on for cheap merchandise.
November 28, 2025 at 10:19 AM
The Best Deals Aren’t on Black Friday
The REAL discounts are usually in January (post-holiday clearance) early spring (new models replace old ones)
End-of-quarter sales
Black Friday is the illusion of the best deal not the reality and people die and got trampled on for cheap merchandise.
The REAL discounts are usually in January (post-holiday clearance) early spring (new models replace old ones)
End-of-quarter sales
Black Friday is the illusion of the best deal not the reality and people die and got trampled on for cheap merchandise.
Debt Goes Up, Not Savings
Black Friday makes people
Run up credit cards
Take on payment plans
Use store credit
Start the holiday season already in debt
A “deal” doesn’t help if you’re paying interest on it for the next 6 months.
Black Friday makes people
Run up credit cards
Take on payment plans
Use store credit
Start the holiday season already in debt
A “deal” doesn’t help if you’re paying interest on it for the next 6 months.
November 28, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Debt Goes Up, Not Savings
Black Friday makes people
Run up credit cards
Take on payment plans
Use store credit
Start the holiday season already in debt
A “deal” doesn’t help if you’re paying interest on it for the next 6 months.
Black Friday makes people
Run up credit cards
Take on payment plans
Use store credit
Start the holiday season already in debt
A “deal” doesn’t help if you’re paying interest on it for the next 6 months.
“Doorbusters” Manipulate the crowd you know those $199 TVs or $50 laptops?
There are 4 units in the whole store.But bait people in with the fantasy of getting one.
Once you're inside:
You buy something else,settle for a slightly more expensive,
Or you feel like you “shouldn’t leave empty-handed”
There are 4 units in the whole store.But bait people in with the fantasy of getting one.
Once you're inside:
You buy something else,settle for a slightly more expensive,
Or you feel like you “shouldn’t leave empty-handed”
November 28, 2025 at 10:12 AM
“Doorbusters” Manipulate the crowd you know those $199 TVs or $50 laptops?
There are 4 units in the whole store.But bait people in with the fantasy of getting one.
Once you're inside:
You buy something else,settle for a slightly more expensive,
Or you feel like you “shouldn’t leave empty-handed”
There are 4 units in the whole store.But bait people in with the fantasy of getting one.
Once you're inside:
You buy something else,settle for a slightly more expensive,
Or you feel like you “shouldn’t leave empty-handed”
People Overspend Because They Think They're Saving
Psychology flips the logic
You feel rewarded because you “saved $100,”
So your brain says “well I can spend a little more…”
Black Friday turns into a spending trap, not actual savings.
Psychology flips the logic
You feel rewarded because you “saved $100,”
So your brain says “well I can spend a little more…”
Black Friday turns into a spending trap, not actual savings.
November 28, 2025 at 10:09 AM
People Overspend Because They Think They're Saving
Psychology flips the logic
You feel rewarded because you “saved $100,”
So your brain says “well I can spend a little more…”
Black Friday turns into a spending trap, not actual savings.
Psychology flips the logic
You feel rewarded because you “saved $100,”
So your brain says “well I can spend a little more…”
Black Friday turns into a spending trap, not actual savings.
FOMO Makes People Buy What They Don’t Need
Retailers prey on fear of missing out “Only 5 left!”
“Today only!” “Deal ends in 3 hours!” This pushes people to buy
And most of the time, the “deal” is worse than just waiting for a normal sale later.
Retailers prey on fear of missing out “Only 5 left!”
“Today only!” “Deal ends in 3 hours!” This pushes people to buy
And most of the time, the “deal” is worse than just waiting for a normal sale later.
November 28, 2025 at 10:08 AM
FOMO Makes People Buy What They Don’t Need
Retailers prey on fear of missing out “Only 5 left!”
“Today only!” “Deal ends in 3 hours!” This pushes people to buy
And most of the time, the “deal” is worse than just waiting for a normal sale later.
Retailers prey on fear of missing out “Only 5 left!”
“Today only!” “Deal ends in 3 hours!” This pushes people to buy
And most of the time, the “deal” is worse than just waiting for a normal sale later.
A lot of electronics companies make special Black Friday versions of electronics that look identical but use Lower-quality parts,Older processors,Cheaper screens, Worse battery.So you think you’re getting the premium but you’re actually buying the bargain bin edition built specifically for that day.
November 28, 2025 at 10:05 AM
A lot of electronics companies make special Black Friday versions of electronics that look identical but use Lower-quality parts,Older processors,Cheaper screens, Worse battery.So you think you’re getting the premium but you’re actually buying the bargain bin edition built specifically for that day.
Most Black Friday discounts are artificial mark-downs.
Retailers raise the original “list price” weeks before, then drop it back down and call it a deal.
So the customer feels like they “won,”
when in reality they paid what the item normally costs the rest of the year.
Retailers raise the original “list price” weeks before, then drop it back down and call it a deal.
So the customer feels like they “won,”
when in reality they paid what the item normally costs the rest of the year.
November 28, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Most Black Friday discounts are artificial mark-downs.
Retailers raise the original “list price” weeks before, then drop it back down and call it a deal.
So the customer feels like they “won,”
when in reality they paid what the item normally costs the rest of the year.
Retailers raise the original “list price” weeks before, then drop it back down and call it a deal.
So the customer feels like they “won,”
when in reality they paid what the item normally costs the rest of the year.
Thanksgiving as it existed historically is not a day of gratitude.
It’s a day that became a mask a soft, friendly cover thrown over brutality.
And it doesn't mean not to gather and feast with each other, but let's not pretend
that it is a day of gratitude.
It’s a day that became a mask a soft, friendly cover thrown over brutality.
And it doesn't mean not to gather and feast with each other, but let's not pretend
that it is a day of gratitude.
November 27, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Thanksgiving as it existed historically is not a day of gratitude.
It’s a day that became a mask a soft, friendly cover thrown over brutality.
And it doesn't mean not to gather and feast with each other, but let's not pretend
that it is a day of gratitude.
It’s a day that became a mask a soft, friendly cover thrown over brutality.
And it doesn't mean not to gather and feast with each other, but let's not pretend
that it is a day of gratitude.
Imagine the world telling you to “move on” while you carry hundreds of years of
grief,silence,memory
stories that were never allowed to be told ancestors whose suffering was erased or mocked
This is not a holiday.
That’s generational gaslighting.
grief,silence,memory
stories that were never allowed to be told ancestors whose suffering was erased or mocked
This is not a holiday.
That’s generational gaslighting.
November 27, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Imagine the world telling you to “move on” while you carry hundreds of years of
grief,silence,memory
stories that were never allowed to be told ancestors whose suffering was erased or mocked
This is not a holiday.
That’s generational gaslighting.
grief,silence,memory
stories that were never allowed to be told ancestors whose suffering was erased or mocked
This is not a holiday.
That’s generational gaslighting.
Imagine being pushed off your own homeland, watching everything taken from you,
and then being labeled the villain for fighting back.
Oh, wait, we're reliving through that moment right now.
and then being labeled the villain for fighting back.
Oh, wait, we're reliving through that moment right now.
November 27, 2025 at 5:46 PM
Imagine being pushed off your own homeland, watching everything taken from you,
and then being labeled the villain for fighting back.
Oh, wait, we're reliving through that moment right now.
and then being labeled the villain for fighting back.
Oh, wait, we're reliving through that moment right now.
Thanksgiving!
Build wealth on top of your grave
And centuries later, say “But be grateful for what you have.”
🤣 part of cover-up culture
and is the same logic an abuser uses on a victim. “Look what I’ve given you. Never mind what I took.”
Build wealth on top of your grave
And centuries later, say “But be grateful for what you have.”
🤣 part of cover-up culture
and is the same logic an abuser uses on a victim. “Look what I’ve given you. Never mind what I took.”
November 27, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Thanksgiving!
Build wealth on top of your grave
And centuries later, say “But be grateful for what you have.”
🤣 part of cover-up culture
and is the same logic an abuser uses on a victim. “Look what I’ve given you. Never mind what I took.”
Build wealth on top of your grave
And centuries later, say “But be grateful for what you have.”
🤣 part of cover-up culture
and is the same logic an abuser uses on a victim. “Look what I’ve given you. Never mind what I took.”