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"Club Facebook" has more people and a wider demographic than any other club I've ever seen.

• bilbo0s 19y ago
  I think what he may be trying to point out is that perhaps the kids that are 10 - 14 years old right now may enjoy a "Club Penguin" off shoot more than "Club Facebook". Which one will be more profitable long-term? Who can say. The tourists still find the Buddha Bar a "must hit" spot in Paris. Even though the "globally hip" crowd hangs out more in La Republique, Le Marais, or even Monmartre now. Eschewing what they perceive to be the pretentiousness of the Champs Elysee. He is right when he says that these things fall in and out of fashion cyclically. During the Jazz age Harlem was hot, falling out of favor in the 70s and 80s, only to enjoy an admittedly controversial renaissance in the 90s to the present. Musical instruments may have had a brisk trade in Harlem during the Jazz age, but now something a little more bland is in order if you want to make money. Think Pottery Barn. (I know . . . it saddens the heart) It is wise to try to strike while the iron is hot rather than build a business that is dependent on its heat.