From Halloween to Christmas, Where's the connection?

Today is Halloween, and this morning my lovely wife is already planning on decorating for Christmas.

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I'm not the beacon of holiday cheer like my wife is, however I will never-ever be the goalie for her good time, so I decided to help with her holiday cheer whenever she needs it. So I let the good times roll even if it happens to be November 1st when Christmas stuff goes up.

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It seems my wife is not alone when it comes to early holiday decorating.

According to article form The New York Post, from of a poll of two thousand people says over half, to the tune of 57% of people polled say that they start decorating for Christmas right after Halloween. They also say that 3 out of 10 people think it's okay to see Christmas decorations up even before Halloween.

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It seem the stores head that way as well, back in the day Christmas was a last minute type of thing and according to USA Today, retailers changed that to help sales.

Retailers make up to 30% of their annual sales during the holiday season now, said Davis, meaning they want to expand the timeframe for buying in order to bolster product.

This may have rubbed off on a lot of people as we completely forgo Thanksgiving for Christmas Cheer. I'm thinking global warming isn't responsible for Mariah Carey thawing earlier and earlier every year.

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