>Kids don't want toys, and hence we see Toys-R-Us disappear Toys-R-Us died because the founder left, his successors couldn't keep innovating, they sold out to

>Kids don't want toys, and hence we see Toys-R-Us disappear Toys-R-Us died because the founder left, his successors couldn't keep innovating, they sold out to Bain and KKR, and then it was driven into the ground for margins. It's not because "Kids don't want toys." You thinking kids don't want toys almost seems more like brainwashing than if kids actually didn't want toys anymore.