LITTLE ROCK — At 10 p.m. Thanksgiving, when Toys R Us opened its doors, 900 people who snaked through a North Little Rock shopping center burst into cheers and applause.
The first customers to enter the store had been waiting since 3 p.m., when rain was pouring and temperatures began plummeting.
It was the eve of the first “official” shopping day for Christmas — commonly known as Black Friday.
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