Black Friday Shoppers Completely Destroyed This Nike Store

From Black Friday to Cyber Monday, it’s been a long weekend for anyone working in the retail sector.

Couple the one-month-until-Christmas mania with four solid days of sales and you have yourself a pretty hellish working environment if you’re someone who works for an online shopping site or a real-life retail store. Such was the reality for Nike employees in Washington, Seattle, who documented the before and after situation in the Tulalip outlet store.

Here’s what each Nike outlet looked like before the Black Friday rush:

A photo posted by Northwest Kicks (@northwest.kicks) on Nov 20, 2016 at 9:59am PST

Pretty, eh? All of those orange boxes, full of shoes waiting to be lovingly tried on and purchased.

Or not. Here’s how the Seattle store looked a few hours later:

#blackfriday #nike

A video posted by Tristan (Tran) (@iamtvoo) on Nov 25, 2016 at 10:34pm PST

Total shoe-mageddon.

 

Black Friday has been a tradition in the US since the early Sixties, when stores began marking the beginning of the Christmas shopping period with early morning sales. It’s since spread to the rest of the world, with many European retailers piggy-backing on the opportunity to reel in more customers with Black Friday, Black Weekend, Cyber Weekend and Cyber Monday sales.

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