Me and Franzen attack a local Wal-Mart. If you’re smart, you’d notice this was uploaded in 2006. I was in high school. And yes, there are misspelled words.

The time is here yet again! Black Friday 2009 Walmart.

The one day out of the year when parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, sisters and brothers all go out for the best “one day only” deals.

This is the time for the retail stores to jump start their Christmas sales and get the ball rolling for the holidays. And if your serious about saving some serious moolah, then you had better be on your starting blocks and ready to kick it when November 27 2009 hits.

Black Friday 2009 lands on a Friday this year which makes that day even more dreadful. Most people are more refreshed going into the weekend knowing that they will have 2 days to rest. So be prepared for the battle cause it is on.

The first key to winning on Black Friday 2009 Walmart is being prepared. Know exactly what you want before hitting the door. Go to Walmart.com or get a sale brochure and start circling the items that interest you. Just like any sport, a great shopper is made by practicing and preparedness.

Second, you’ll want to get plenty of sleep the night before so that you can get up early and be fresh on Black Friday. The last thing you want to be is tired and worn out at half-time.

The next trick is to get 2 or 3 other people to work with you. This is some real deal stuff. Have a few friends to work certain areas of the store. For example: one person can get everyone’s list of electronics items that will need to be purchased from every one in the group. On Black Friday morning, that person will head straight to electronics and purchase all the items. When the day is over you simply tally receipts and pay each other the differences. How’s that for some ninja shopping.

Finally, if there is only one more of something left and you see it at the same time as another shopper, take it! They don’t know you.

Happy Shopping!

Does the Walmart attendance policy include a death in the family?
My husband and I found out today that his mother committed suicide. We are planning to go to the funeral next week but they live about 20 hours away so I would need more than one day off. I am a part time employee but can't seem to find any information about whether I am likely to get time off since technically she is isn't my mother–just my mother-in-law. I am also not sure about how to do this since I haven't even been working that long at Walmart–about a month. Any help would be great! Thanks!

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