It\u2019s that time of year where El Pasoans will end Thanksgiving dinner\u2019s early for the sake of a good deal. Yup: Black Friday!<\/p>\n
Look, I\u2019m guilty of ending dinner early to do some Black Friday shopping, but it\u2019s usually only because the rest of the family wants to go shopping so we have now turned it into a family tradition.<\/p>\n
However, I have to say that I never really do Black Friday shopping \u201cthe right way\u201d because I\u2019ll\u00a0 just go to whatever store is near me and I walk around looking at items that will probably still be on sale even AFTER Black Friday. I\u2019m a rookie. But now with the internet around, Black Friday shopping just got a whole lot easier!<\/p>\n
Read More: Shopping In El Paso: Are Tensions Rising For Black Friday?<\/a><\/p>\n The days of battling it out at 5 AM in-store are over thanks to the internet:<\/p>\n According to a report by WaletHub,<\/a>\u00a0Back in 2022 130.2 million Americans shopped from the comfort of their couches, outpacing the 122.7 million who braved in-store chaos. So, what can we expect in 2023?\u00a0<\/p>\n Retailers are kicking off sales as early as October, giving shoppers more time to plan and space out their spending. So, who\u2019s offering the biggest bang for your buck?<\/p>\n According to WalletHub\u2019s survey <\/a>of 3,500+ deals, JCPenney is taking the crown with a whopping 59.1% average discount. If you\u2019re looking for jewelry deals, this is the jackpot\u2014you can score items for as much as 65% off! Macy\u2019s is close behind, offering 58.2% off on average with major markdowns on fashion and jewelry.<\/p>\n