Oklahoma City shoppers take advantage of early discounts
When the Toys “R” Us employee handed Natalie Jones a voucher for the hard-to-find Nintendo Wii , she said it felt like she was given a winning lottery ticket.
“I have the ticket in hand. There’s no need for me to fight anyone for it. The things we do for our kids,” the Oklahoma City resident said jokingly.
By 5:30 a.m., the coveted console was bagged. That made standing in line for hours in 20-degree ...
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