• fubarx@lemmy.ml
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    4 months ago

    We have an annual contest to see who spots the first Xmas display. So far, the earliest has been mid-September.

    Toss-up between, Costco, ACE Hardware, and Daiso.

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    4 months ago

    Halloween stuff in back. Bets on this being a picture from fall’s past, and not summer 2024?

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    4 months ago

    My GF, who likes to make a lot of handmade gifts, says she understands craft stores like Hobby Lobby (which this is) putting put stuff out early, since other crafters are probably starting their projects around this time and might need a few months to get them ready.

    But this shit better not cross over into regular retail stores.

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    3 months ago

    Sometimes I wonder if even Mariah carry is sick of all I want for Christmas is you playing on loop at every store everywhere

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    4 months ago

    There is nothing on that seasonal display barge worth 150 dollary-doos. Or is there? What year is it and what’s the inflation rate?

    I’m also mildly concerned about the handcuffs in the top-shelf plastic bin.

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    4 months ago

    I honestly didn’t mind when stores sell Christmas stuff early. Some people like to plan things out. What bugs me is when they put up their own decorations early or start playing Christmas music.

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      4 months ago

      Oftentimes the stuff goes out on the floor early because big box store don’t have much of a back room. So when the holiday decor boat from China docks, that stuff goes right on the floor asap.

      Some stores seasonal product timing is heavily dependent on shipping and logistics timing.