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Bought a TV in September because mine died. Three months later, saw the same one for $150 less in a Black Friday ad. Never again.
















Replaced my blender in October once. Saw the exact model in a doorbuster ad four weeks later. Had to physically leave the room.
















Spent $299 on a vacuum in early fall. My neighbor bought the same one for $179 on Black Friday and I had to pretend I was happy for her.














Nothing like unboxing new earbuds and then seeing them in a Black Friday flyer the following week. Happened to me with two different pairs.
















Bought my kid a controller in October for his birthday. Same controller, $20 less, one month later. He didn't care. My wallet did.
















Set up my smart home in August. Every single device I bought went on sale in November. Could have saved over $100 total if I'd just waited.
















Needed a laptop for school and couldn't wait. Saw the exact config for $200 less in a doorbuster ad. That one kept me up at night.
















Got excited and bought Christmas gifts in September. Then watched every single toy drop in price during Black Friday week. Parenting is just a series of financial L's.
















Restocked my whole skincare shelf in October. Every item showed up in a Black Friday bundle or rollback within weeks. My bathroom cabinet judged me.
















Bought new sheets and pillows in September because I couldn't sleep. Same exact set was $30 cheaper on Black Friday. Slept worse knowing that.














