In the red: - A financial term used to describe a situation where expenses exceed revenue, resulting in a deficit or financial loss. It is often associated with negative financial performance., In the black: - A financial term indicating a positive financial status where revenue exceeds expenses, resulting in a profit. Being "in the black" suggests financial success., Horde: - A large group or crowd, typically of people or animals, often with a connotation of disorder or unruliness., Congested traffic: - Traffic that is excessively crowded or blocked, usually leading to slow movement or standstill on roads or in transportation systems., Doorbuster deal: - A special, often deeply discounted promotion or offer, especially in retail, designed to attract customers and encourage them to enter a store quickly, as if "busting down the door" to take advantage of the deal., Bargain hunting: - The act of actively seeking and searching for products or services at lower prices or with special discounts, often with the goal of getting the best possible deal., Meticulous: - Showing great attention to detail, thoroughness, and precision. It often implies careful and precise work or examination., Consume: - To use up, utilize, or ingest. In various contexts, it can refer to the act of eating or drinking, using resources, or engaging with information., Encourage: - To inspire, support, or stimulate someone to do something, often by providing positive reinforcement, motivation, or assistance., Perpetuate: - To cause something, usually a negative situation or belief, to continue indefinitely or for an extended period., Exorbitant: - Unreasonably high, especially in terms of prices, costs, or demands. It suggests something that exceeds what is considered fair or justifiable., Frenzy: - A state of wild excitement or activity, often characterized by a lack of control. It describes a period of intense and uncontrolled behavior or emotion,

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