>>9442820So how about Hasbro's accountants, who add up all the money they're making, informing the company if whether a line is actually worth continuing by the profits it may or may not be doing, and paying for Hasbro's artists? Way more directly responsible for toys than the CEO.
Should we pay respects to Hasbro's accountants?
Even more relevant are Hasbro's marketers and graphic designers, especially since /toy/ loves to hoard boxes. Actually relevant and talked about on /toy/, unlike the CEO. A literal who, because what has he actually done? Told the payroll manager to give Joe Quesadilla more money to make more box art? The payroll manager is actually more involved than the CEO and more relevant to /toy/.
