A lot of Black Friday deals are like that. Still people fall for it. Or they are selling an older model or deal is less good than a previous deal.

Where do you even start to clean that up? I think I would just quit my job.

Pigs.

People commenting that the youth are so lazy about cleaning that s**t up... perhaps if people didn't behave like animals and create that mess because they don't have to clean it up, there would be less complaints. But USA pretends to be grateful for all they have on Thursday then become a pack of rabid beasts the next day leaving a trail of destruction in their wake, including physical fights and people literally stealing stuff out of the hands of kids. Have a f*****g word with yourself before you say youth are lazy.

Animals wouldn’t even make that much mess

Primark every Saturday... I don't even try to buy women's clothes there anymore, you'd never find anything in all that mess, and half the stuff is dirty from being flung on the floor.

I think there's a body under there

People disgust me.

Looks like a typical day at Ross.

Retail stores with a bunch of tables of folded clothes should require managers to stand there and keep everything folded during sales like this. Even those of us who want to keep things looking neat can never get them perfectly put back because the clothes are folded with those boards that make creases straight and everything the same size!

That’s discusting

Pour people who has to clear this up.

Job security. Take your time clearing it up.

Shameful!!

That's awful, why are people so rude?

That's disgusting.

This looks more like a fight broke out. Unless people have gotten worse since I worked retail.

When I worked at Walmart, I used to work in the apparel section. People would leave it a mess like this in on black Fridays. I would just scoop it all up and put it in one cart. Then I would separate everything and then put it up. That is the only way to deal with it. People can be aholes because they know, someone will clean it up.

This why people can't have nice things.

A five year old happened here

Even dogs wouldn't do that.

Personally, if I owned the store, I would be locking the doors and telling the offenders to clean up the mess they made. I'm not making my workers do all that.

That gives "New Arrivals" a whole new meaning.

Priorities.

In America this gets you a "Have a nice day, sir". Everywhere else it's "You are banned for life. Please leave immediately." Some retail workers I know would even add "...after you have cleaned up this mess".

I thought you cannot be normal to shop at Walmart (:

Scoooore!! 🤑

At least put the new price over the old one...they're not even trying.

Just curious. They do not offer free deliveries over there in the US? Here, anything that does not fit inside a car usually comes with free delivery so long the distance is less than 50km radius from the store.

I hope you got that incident on camera.

Target needs security cameras...

Ah,good old capitalism. Never letting important social issues get in the way of making a few quid.

Scam.Scam.Scam.

So.. no one is going to address the horse in the room?

None of those places are in Oregon. WTF?!?

Black Fightday

Now,my maths isn't brilliant, buuut...

Use camel camel camel to check the price history

At least you know you will need it one day

RUN DONT WALK!! This is a STEAL!

Ouch!

I mean…..from the perspective of a mother, stuff like this happens. It’s either this, don’t buy it, attempt to push a stroller and a cart at the same time, or ask someone to go with you. I’ve done the stroller w/cart method because of judgements from others like those shown here. BTW, those judging never offered to help me. Babywearing isn’t an option for some of us and we still have s**t to do while caring for our children alone. The baby looks safe in the carrier made to withstand the impact of a car accident and Mom is standing right infront of them. I’m more concerned about that box hitting mom in the face, or go crashing to the ground. Sometimes saving money on gifts, groceries, clothing, formula, or any other item commonly purchased by parents ends up looking like this. If the photographer cared at all about the safety of the baby, they would offer to carry the box on top. Instead, they’ve chosen to shame someone and blast the picture on the internet.

Just curious - is there any laws that obligate suppliers to deliver promised products to a buyer, or can they simply deny to give any compensation or just anything in general in situations like this? There should be, I think there are, but I'm no expert in that

My son would probably ask me to be carried around like this

I'm not a gamer, but I'm guessing it's the ones people actually want that are excluded?

Sneaky.

I always try to buy from the manfacturer's websites. It usually is cheaper and lots of less hassle in case of problems. The more people need to earn money between manufacturer and customer, the more expensive a product gets. If not, something in this chain isn't right.

So , those are the TVs from previous posts (smashed screens)...

Wow! I'll take ten!

Most common cause for this is actually Amazon's return policy - or the human tendency to use it for scams. People order the game, demand a refund, send back the empty case as a product, looking unopeened, and some underpaid workers restock them without opening. When a later customer orders, they are sent out again.

Don't know if people still do it here, but up until a few years ago, a lot of people just did not even so much for the discounts but for the entire experience. -_-

I'm dubious about this one. Quite a lot of fashion brands ship items pre-tagged in one currency and have to put a sticker on for the local currency if it is different. Unless you show me that that $39.99 is in CAD, it doesn't necessarily indicate a higher price.