If You Hate Stores Being Open on Thanksgiving, You’ll Really Hate This

Looks like Thanksgiving shopping, Christmas Creep are here to stay.

The legions of Americans who hope to save Thanksgiving from the crassness and commercialism of the rest of the holiday shopping season appear to be losing the battle. A new survey shows that more Americans are becoming cool with the fact that stores are open for business with huge holiday sales and promotions on Thanksgiving Day.

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