Good Friday is not formally marked by many non-Catholic denominations. There would be many religious people shopping on Good Friday who observe Easter but don't spend all day in church or at home on Good Friday. In fact, it is not even common practice in the United States for the general population to take Good Friday as a holiday.
I will add to that that Catholics in particular are highly unlikely to be at church in the morning on Good Friday since the Mass is not celebrated that day and none of the sacraments are celebrated. The only religious service churches have is around 3:00 in the afternoon.
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Good Friday is not formally marked by many non-Catholic denominations. There would be many religious people shopping on Good Friday who observe Easter but don't spend all day in church or at home on Good Friday. In fact, it is not even common practice in the United States for the general population to take Good Friday as a holiday.
I will add to that that Catholics in particular are highly unlikely to be at church in the morning on Good Friday since the Mass is not celebrated that day and none of the sacraments are celebrated. The only religious service churches have is around 3:00 in the afternoon.