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Do you think it's to early for Christmas merchandise in the stores? Yes I think so.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (UPI) -- New York retailers are taking advantage of the upcoming Halloween holiday in order to push Christmas merchandise as early as September, retail analysts say.
Stores throughout Manhattan are already showcasing Christmas ornaments and decorations in their window displays, the New York Post reported Saturday.
Yes! It's not even Halloween yet for crying out loud!! Heck, fall hasn't even officially started!
But, but, but, but those retailers depend on the month of December for their livlihood and they don't care what you and I think. I won't be there any time before Christmas,anyway.
But, but, but, but those retailers depend on the month of December for their livlihood and they don't care what you and I think. I won't be there any time before Christmas,anyway.
I know that. The op was just asking our opinions. I know this will have no effect. Just like the rest of the threads here won't except for getting people's panties on a twist.
those who celebrate the real Christmas pay no attention to buying chinese imported junk that lasts maybe a year. kinda like buying a 5 $ birthday card. how stupid is that
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