If feels sinister because the company didn't need to borrow money. A business that was adequately servicing investors, employees, and customers, has been destr

If feels sinister because the company didn't need to borrow money. A business that was adequately servicing investors, employees, and customers, has been destroyed because a small group tried to extract more wealth from the company than it could sustain. But I would probably agree with you that just because something feels sinister, doesn't mean that it actually is. And "Toys R Us" would have been destroyed by Amazon within the decade no matter what. Gary Vanderchuck talked about how terribly poor the management was, and their failure to do any significant innovation or participate meaningfully in any of the trends around children's entertainment.