This does not sound like an optimistic move. It's long been established that the brick and mortar concept is becoming antiquated. People love to buy as many pro

This does not sound like an optimistic move. It's long been established that the brick and mortar concept is becoming antiquated. People love to buy as many products in one place as possible. The more people rely on retailers like Amazon and Walmart, the more our ever increasing fast paced, automated society will adjust to this new way of shopping. Do you know how many Sunday's I've wasted hopping store to store only to find out they don't even have what I was looking for? Either it was only online or it was cheaper there anyway. Dying businesses like Toys r us can't keep up with the growing demand for every specific kind of niche item. I dont believe we live in the 90s where every kid wants legos. Culture is more decentralized now, interests are diverging. Some kids want anime figures, others want some crazy my little pony costume (I dont know what kids want). I obviously dont have kids but I think there will be an increasing awareness for online shopping to buy niche toys as opposed to mass marketed barbie dolls. Maybe I come off as crazy, but this at least seems to be happening with the adult age group. Having to buy yoga stretch equipment that isn't at Dick's Sporting Goods, or parts for a 2008 Camry.