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So Amazon told us that Prime Day will be its biggest sales day in its history, eclipsing Black Friday.
The online retail giant marked its 20th birthday today by running a massive event with “thousands” of deals being offered throughout the day as well as so-called “lightning deals” every 10 minutes on the site.
And that could only mean…
AMAZON PRIME DAY EVERYONE GO WILD OKAY
— – (@novellethoughts) July 15, 2015
With people rushing to get cut-price deals, here’s what Prime Day has done to us.
Amazon Prime Day is killing my sleeping schedule.
— Chuc (@LeAnhTony) July 15, 2015
Well, the Amazon prime day deals weren't as it should have been. Back to sleep. Can get Tupperware everywhere. I have to be up early to run.
— Jen Howson (@jeniferhowson) July 15, 2015
This Amazon Prime Day is tempting me to spend money I don't have. Not today, Satan!
— Niki (@Cheapalicious) July 15, 2015
How to summarise Amazon Prime Day… Do I need this? No. Is it a good deal? Yes. Should I buy it? No. Have I bought it? Yes -.- #PrimeDay
— Jack Smith (@Jackster21_) July 15, 2015
Amazon Prime Day is going to destroy my bank account I can just tell #happyprimeday
— Calum O'Brien (@TheEmperor17) July 15, 2015
Amazon prime day is already not looking good for my wallet …
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