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Black Friday: Robbery, Shots Fired - Is The Store Still Open?

Black Friday: Robbery, Shots Fired - Is The Store Still Open?

Black Friday and its absurdity began in earnest on Thanksgiving this year. So absurd that my title Black Friday: Robbery, Shots Fired – Is The Store Still Open? could nearly sum up all that needs to be said about the official start of the holiday shopping season. People want their deals and are blind to... Read more »

By Michael Ciric,
November 29, 2013 at 4:47 pm

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  I guess you could say that Madigan and Cullerton don;t know Jack. Eh???
  
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