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While you may have put a pause on thinking about home improvements during these winter months, your home may have other ...
12/21/2022

While you may have put a pause on thinking about home improvements during these winter months, your home may have other plans. Ice, snow, and cold temperatures can test your home's roof, siding, windows, and door. Now is the perfect time to start planning the repairs you'll need in the spring. - https://mailchi.mp/13751dde2cf4/icicles-can-be-a-sign-of-trouble

Happy Holidays from Classic Exteriors
12/12/2022

Happy Holidays from Classic Exteriors

How are your current window coverings? Check out our motorized window & door shades. Custom made, tubular motor that cha...
11/10/2022

How are your current window coverings? Check out our motorized window & door shades. Custom made, tubular motor that charges via a small solar panel, remote controlled, and smart-home phone app integrated. Schedule your free consultation and demonstration.
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After Thanksgiving meals come Black Friday sales. But, where did Black Friday come from?What and when is Black Friday? B...
11/10/2022

After Thanksgiving meals come Black Friday sales. But, where did Black Friday come from?

What and when is Black Friday? Black Friday is a name used for two unrelated occasions. It is now most popularly used in the US to refer to the day after Thanksgiving, which is often considered the first day of the holiday shopping season and is known for featuring discounts from retailers.

Black Friday is always the Friday after Thanksgiving, which is always the fourth Thursday in November. In 2021, Black Friday is November 26. In 2022, Black Friday is November 25.

The name Black Friday is also used to refer to September 24, 1869, the date of a financial panic in the US sparked by gold speculators. Where did the term Black Friday come from? While many people believe the term Black Friday finds its roots in the sense of black meaning “showing a profit; not showing any losses,” this isn’t actually the case.

Historically, black has been associated with days of economic stress as opposed to days of booming commercial success. The first Black Friday occurred in 1869 after financier Jay Gould and railway businessman James Fisk attempted to corner the gold market,
which ultimately resulted in financial panic and the collapse of the market. A little over 60 years later, on October 29, 1929, another stock market crash referred to as Black Tuesday marked the onset of the Great Depression.

The true origin of the post-Thanksgiving Black Friday lies in the sense of black meaning “marked by disaster or misfortune.” In the 1950s, factory managers first started referring to the Friday after Thanksgiving as Black Friday because so many of their workers decided to falsely call in sick, thus extending the holiday weekend.

About 10 years later, Black Friday was used by Philadelphia traffic cops to describe the day after Thanksgiving because they had to work 12-hour shifts in terrible traffic. Visitors flocked to the city to start their holiday shopping and, sometimes this popular shopping day coincided with the annual Army–Navy football game. The term caught on among shoppers and merchants in Philadelphia, and from there it took off nationwide.
The 1980s brought the mythology of Black Friday as we know it today. While the phrases in the black and in the red are used in the business world to describe profits and losses, this explanation for one of the busiest shopping days of the year only came about in the 1980s, and as many retailers don't make a profit until the end of the year, so retailers being in the red until the first major shopping day of the year, the Friday after Thanksgiving the retailers profit statement is finally in the black.
20 years later the phrase, Black Friday, is in regular use.

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