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Posted Nov 23, 2007 by Baird Helgeson
Updated Nov 23, 2007 at 12:33 PM
About 60 people outside Game Stop, an electronics and software store at Westfield Brandon mall. Photo by Laura Frazier/ The Tampa Tribune
BRANDON - The frenzy at Westfield Brandon Mall already claimed its first few victims.
A handful of men retired to easy chairs around 7:50 a.m. as their wives or significant others shopped.
While traffic was dense, few if any children or strollers were seen. Perhaps the level of focus for this kind of shopping requires no distractions.
Sandy Neel of Brandon took a break at Starbucks after waiting more than an hour to make a purchase at JCPenney.
Mall general manager Laurie Goldman said it already has been the busiest day after Thanksgiving she has ever seen.
—Laura Frazier
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