r/gifextra • u/Biff_Tannenator • Nov 15 '21
I started seeing those Christmas decorations getting carted into my local stores, the night before Halloween.
https://i.imgur.com/CdQp9XM.gifv29
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u/whitemike40 Nov 15 '21
Halloween is the only thing keeping Christmas from spreading into October like a tumor
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u/amazingmrbrock Nov 16 '21
Worked in retail. You would be surprised how many seniors come in late september or early october asking for christmas decorations.
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u/Logrologist Nov 16 '21
At least the past few years:
- Farms that sell pumpkins, already sell trees (not that it would ever make sense to buy one that early)
- most corporate retail stores have out decorations and holiday things at the same time as Halloween candy/costumes
- the music at stores
- the radio starts into the “this holiday season…” crap as early as Oct 1
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u/kryonik Nov 16 '21
This is how you know he's a psychopath because he's dipping his whole goddamn fingers into marshmallows.
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u/Nisas Nov 16 '21
We've already lost Thanksgiving, and now Christmas is coming for Halloween.
HOLD THE LINE
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u/opipe73new Nov 15 '21
I had to change the channel on my radio at work because already playing Christmas music!
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u/MisssJaynie Nov 16 '21
They were putting Xmas shit at the front of Walmart & target 3 weeks before Halloween. & the Halloween shelves were barren.
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u/FrancoisTruser Nov 15 '21
We don’t even have the excuse of Thanksgiving in Canada so we’re in for a full 2 months of Christmas in stores!
And i love it to be honest. :) :)
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u/Biff_Tannenator Nov 16 '21 edited Nov 16 '21
I can change "America" to "Canada" if you wanna have a meme that represents you.
EDIT: Here you go
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u/DiabeticRhino97 Nov 16 '21
Chew ass, I don't care if I can buy chocolate oranges year round
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u/Biff_Tannenator Nov 16 '21
As a diabetic myself, u/DiabeticRhino97... I'm glad there's no Chocolat oranges year around.
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u/Gappy_Gilmore_86 Nov 16 '21
Hell, they don't have the respect to wait for Remembrance Day. (Veterans Day for americans)
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u/kay_bizzle Nov 16 '21
They do it because consumers consume. It's a numbers game. If it did anything other than make them money, they'd stop.
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u/Deesing82 Nov 15 '21
never realized how much sexual tension there is in this scene