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Yes. We used to sell a ton of Goodminton through B&M. Brain Flakes is another good candidate.
Maybe some of the unique plush. It's hard to compete vs the distributors to zoos.
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Have you thought about getting college licenses and making plushes of mascots? Too niche?
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We'd be competing against companies who have their own factories or companies whose brother or uncle or whatever run a factory overseas. We don't have any advantage in this area.
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That makes sense. I have this feeling kids are still buying toys in store, but I honestly don’t know where it would be now that Toys R Us is gone. Target/Walmart I guess?
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Yup, hypermarkets. Mom brings kids to grocery shop, they hit the toy aisle, and bingo you have a sale.
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Brainflakes boutique pop ups in front of LEGO stores
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I think it could work as advertising and maybe as vertically integrated retail (i.e. Zara), but we're not good enough as a company yet to pull that shit off.
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