Even in a very prosperous part of the country, relatively untouched by start of the depression, black Friday shopping was a bust. Lines at food court and not the shops. VERY selective buying. Maybe $100 for the day on deeply discounted (70% off required) items. Mostly a spectator sport and a simulated shopping experience.
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