9 Different Stereotypes You See On Black Friday

Shopping's greatest holiday has a lot to offer.

1. The Super Parent

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The super parent is the one who will do anything to get their child the present they have been longing for. Don't get in their way, they wont think twice about crossing you.

2. The Rookie

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The rookie has heard all the great deals that Black Friday has to offer and wants in on the action. Little has prepared them for what really goes on. Many can be seen looking lost, confused, or scared.

3. The Veteran

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The veteran has seen it all. By now they've befriended all the security guards in helping them get what they want. They know all the tricks Black Friday has to offer and put in about half the effort as everyone else to get what they want.

4. The Complainer

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The complainer clearly doesn't want to be there. Somehow and someway they were dragged into the madness and will let it be known to anyone in their radius. Avoid at all costs.

5. The Sprinter

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The sprinter has been preparing for this day for months. Getting their bodies right, they will run as fast as they possibly can to get what they want.

6. The People Watcher

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The people watcher is the most laid back of the crowd, although they can sometimes be seen instigating fights. They don't actually go for the shopping but to watch the chaos that ensures.

7. The Hoarder

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The hoarder loves a great deal, so much so that they want it all for themselves. They can be commonly seen walking around with three carts full of great finds and sharing none.

8. The Big Spenders

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The big spenders have a lot of money, but still love cashing in on everything Black Friday has to offer. They will negotiate with just about anyone to get their hands on an item that they didn't want to fight over.

9. The Retailer

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Lastly, we have the retailer. The brave individuals that have to deal with the madness at absurd hours. Clearly, they don't want to be there but try to make the best of the situation.