New Yorkers leave Thanksgiving celebrations early for Black Friday shopping

Shoppers are out finding sales on clothing, electronics and household items.

Matt Trapani and Shniece Archer

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Nov 24, 2023, 2:54 AM

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Updated 395 days ago

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While many New Yorkers are still basking in their Thanksgiving meals, some have left those celebrations early to get a head start on their holiday shopping and Black Friday deals.

Shoppers are out finding sales on clothing, electronics and household items. Many were out on Fordham Road in the Bronx.

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“I love the experience of shopping in person, so being there with all the other people, it’s almost like a sport for me,” says Oxford Isaac.

Black Friday shopping officially starts at midnight. Many stories will be open early Friday morning for shoppers to get ahead on the deals.