>>11608028>That's sort of an irrelevant point.Are you retarded? Or are you some contrarian bot? It's entirely relevant, because they're going to start overstocking for Christmas, so it's not even considered overstocking. It's literally "having enough stock for christmas" because that's how much stock they need if they need to cover Christmas sales.
If you can't acknowledge and accept this, you're a retard not worth talking to and everything you said is gibberish you made up to argue.
>>11608029People preorder downloadable software and that's functionally unlimited. People are stupid like this.
Collecting and FOMO is brain rot in general. Peak consumerism, yet here we are, doing it despite knowing how bad it is.
So if people want to preorder shit, paying full price, for things that have continually shown up on clearance and discount stores, that's their own hang up. Pic is a amazing figure that people bitched a ton about being overpriced, yet people are still buying the same type of figure that are even more expensive today.
.... and that's another thing, because if you argument had any water, does that mean people DON'T think toys are too expensive now just because they continue to buy even more expensive toys? No, they're just addicts.
BTW, this toy was originally ~$45 and here it is at a 70% discount for only $14.99 (Ross lists the MSRP at $20, so this also means that whoever they got the stock from had clearanced it down to that price before dumping this unsellable stock).
BTW BTW, this is a popular character, who sold extremely well when he was remade 3 times in the 00s. First time as a comic pack figure. Second time as a DTC figure. Third time for the 25th line (re-released 3 times in the 25th line).
Why would a popular character shelf warm and then need to go on clearance in the Classified line? What kind of mental gymnastics are you going to make up now just to pretend that GI Joe Classified isn't selling poorly?
