Although I've been working at my job for a little over a year, I didn't experience Black Friday last year. I was kinda excited and nervous about this new, crazy experience. We were opening at 6 p.m Thursday evening and would be open 36 hours straight. My shift was from 7p.m-3a.m and was in the Misses Juniors Men department. I ended up being in Juniors, and just kept folding the front tables since they were getting destroyed because we had sweaters for $10 or less. The lines were crazy long, they would overlap at the back of the store. Since jewelry was having its own sales, there were instructions to only charge customers who purchase fine jewelry there. A man was arguing on how he just had one item and didn't want to make the crazy line, but there was nothing we could do although the lines were going by super fast. At around 1 a.m the lines started to get down, and there were less people, by 3 a.m when I was getting out it was kinda empty that even the cashiers were folding. It wasn't as bad as I thought, but what really disappointed me was that I didn't even have a chance to go shopping.