2 chapters across the catalog
Glenn expresses frustration with the holiday season's early start in the UK and the perceived lack of value in Black Friday deals compared to the United States. He recounts tracking tablet prices only to see them rise before being "discounted" for the sales event. The hosts compare the chaos of physical retail sales to dystopian films like The Purge and Death Race 2000.
The host reflects on the Thanksgiving holiday, noting that while his family in Chicago faced lockdowns and quarantine, others celebrated in Florida. The holiday is described as a time for family gatherings without the pressure of gift-giving, serving as the official start to the Christmas season. Observations are made regarding the origins of Black Friday and Cyber Monday following the American tradition.
