Nothing I would not have bought any other time.

Ham sandwich.

I bought some new games off Steam and some Magic the Gathering cards I wanted that were on sale.

Burger buns. Salad greens. Tinned pineapple.

Bought some handmade Christmas ornaments at a locally owned gift shop and some jewelry at a locally owned thrift shop. Some for me, some for gifts. Nothing was on sale, I was just showing some visiting family what a cute little town I live in.

Was that yesterday? Didn't go shopping yesterday.

Friday night, so I got some treats to eat while we watched TV at home. Milk, cheese, crackers, chocolate chip cookies, and ice cream.

Nothing related to black friday as I only did groceries.

I got a second hand ThinkPad W520 for about $30USD. I already have one, but this was too good of a deal to pass.

Paid my water bill.

Some degreaser and penetrating oil for a small engine one of my kids is trying to repair.

My router was flaking out so I bought some CAT6, I had forgotten it was Black Friday until I got to the store, but the place wasn’t noticeably crowded.

Also, though I have not paid for it yet, I dropped my jet skis off to be serviced and winterized.

VPN.

(2-year subscription for Proton came to $71.76) I wasn’t planning on buying anything anyway but during these dark times, VPN is a necessity IMO.

A sausage roll.

Is this actually a specific day somewhere?

All the online shops I know are having "black Friday" for some weeks and I don't know (and don't care) when it ends.

An m8 and m10 bolt from ace hardware with corresponding washers. Big spender

Bunch of lumber and stuff I was already planning on buying as I finish my basement, like a laser level.

I was going to buy the Lego Star Trek enterprise, but it was sold out before I got there. Oh well, they saved me from myself with artificial supply restrictions.

Instead, I didn't buy anything.

A new shop vac because I happened to need it and it happened to be on sale.

I bought a single €2 snack while walking through a Christmas market. Other than that, it was a day of riding public transit (monthly pass), walking through parks, and eating a packed lunch.

Out of pocket total: €2.

Eggs at $7.99/dozen.

Goodness gracious, the way everybody on Lemmy claims to be anti-capitalist, the majority of answers better be "nothing".

Edit: ITT: people offended at being lumped in with the rabble.