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Black Friday Shoppers Are Driving Pollution To New Levels
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The Black Friday shopping frenzy is driving pollution, creating chaos in streets and major ports, and disrupting the supply chains. Black Friday is far from being an American-only event. It has spread globally and keeps tempting consumers with discounts that drive them to stores in huge numbers.
From the beginning, Black Friday has been linked to chaos. The term Black Friday was born in the early 1960s in Philadelphia when streets packed with shoppers searching for the best deals challenged
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Playground Games fixes a multitude of issues in the new Forza Horizon 5 patch.
In a year where many games have been broken at launch and light on features, Forza Horizon 5 has been a shining light in comparison. Sadly, that doesn’t mean it’s perfect. Playground Games, the developer behind the hit racing game, has been focused on updating the ever-present bugs impacting online and its many game modes. Thankfully, they’ve made strides since releasing the November hotfix and have now dropped a significant patch.
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