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SMM: Holiday shopping edition
Well, here we go folks -- the holiday shopping season is in full swing. If you're the type that spends the post-Thanksgiving break shopping 'til you drop, I wish you the best of luck. Me, I'm hanging out in my PJs, drinking hot chocolate and listening to Dean Martin's holiday album.
You may have heard a thing or two about some product recalls over the past several months. Sierra Club and the Consumers Union have both come up with humorous but informative cartoon takes on what, for many, is an extremely stressful situation. The videos can't be embedded, so you'll have to go watch them individually. While you're there, check out Consumer Union's Not In My Cart campaign and sign their petition, and send a message to people in important places from the Club's website.
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