Since the 1980s, the annual sale on the day after Thanksgiving, popularly known as Black Friday, has been a commercialized craze to mark the start of the holiday season sale in the United States. Since then, this phenomenon has grown to epic proportions that even stretched to different countries like Canada, UK, Mexico, to name a few. Consumers now regard Black Friday as an ingrained tradition that friends and family do together for the Thanksgiving weekend. Brad Tuttle from Time …