Your name can be in a dictionary for preschoolers and people will still spell it wrong 
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I don't think it's a care/don't care scenario. They're trying to sell those goods to as many people as possible and are targeting the biggest crowd of consumers they feasibly can. They're limited by real-world constraints.
Algorithmically generated tshirts are a great example of what happens to inventory when you remove those constraints.
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I'm guessing you’re overthinking how much effort goes into stocking tourist trap kitsch shops. They’re so generic, yet obviously make enough money to be viable. I don't think the mentality in starting one is "I will get rich" - it's "I will maintain a lifestyle."
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So independently owned ones, why take risk on up front cost of customization equipment? Makes more sense for franchised ones, maybe, but slim margins there too. I think it's literally just "this isn't a big enough problem yet."
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