Black Friday spending reflects K-shaped US economy
Black Friday spending reflected the forces shaping the US economy.
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Black Friday, Red Tower
I. In late November of 2008, Jdimytai Damour was trampled to death by a few dozen of his fellow human beings. Damour was a large man, reportedly 6 feet 5 inches in height, and just 34 years old, but neither his size nor his relative youth could save him. He had the misfortune to work as a retail clerk at a Walmart in Long Island, New York, and it was Black Friday.
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