Where is black Friday celebrated?

Where is black Friday celebrated?

Answer #1

I’m in england and I’ve never heard of black friday. we don’t have thanksgiving…I guess that’s why.

Answer #2

It is called Black friday because it is the day most businesses get their accounting books out of the red.

Answer #3

oh right. I guess we don’t have that sale. it’s all xmas sales atm in our shops.

Answer #4

na it aint a holiday its a sale sale in like almost errry store and you wake up like a 4 a.m for it and trus me its helllaaa packkked

Answer #5

black friday is celebrated everywhere. the friday after thanksgiving sales on pretty much everything.

Answer #6

sorry I am from india and here its not celebrated

Answer #7

Yep Black friday is an American thing. . . .

Answer #8

Of course, the rest of the Western world only know of “Black Friday” as being the occurrence of the 13th of a month being a Friday, and it isn’t something that is celebrated - much like no country I know of celebrates a Blue Moon (where a full moon occurs twice in a month). Sometimes there might be sales involved, usually not. The Black Friday the day after Thanksgiving is only an American thing - as is Thanksgiving.

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