I’m looking forward to more B&N stores coming back to the Bay Area (https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/barnes-and-noble-store-coming-to-burlingame/articl

I’m looking forward to more B&N stores coming back to the Bay Area (https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/barnes-and-noble-store-coming-to-burlingame/article_07ecddac-1978-11ee-9855-8be4ac1e21ae.html https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/barnes-and-noble-s...). I used to love spending hours at Borders in Stonestown or the B&N in Colma. I had temporary solace with the Amazon brick and mortar in WC, then a B&N opened in Concord. The Emeryville B&N gives off a weird vibe for some reason. My point is physical brick and mortar stores should be everyone’s source of truth for legit non-AI garbage book buying. Because of limited shelf space one is going to assume the books being sold have sort of vetting of sales and demand behind them. Vs Amazon having unlimited shelf space and letting garbage populate the virtual aisles.