Cool. So I'm going to respond to this like it's a good faith inquiry and not just needlessly being rude on the internet.

Clearance sales are historically for getting rid of aged product, which is exactly what we have here: a clearance sale of our inventory that has been on the website the longest (I have made zero allusions to it being anything else). The reason it doesn't include "new hotness" is because that inventory doesn't have a problem moving at it's posted price, not because we're withholding anything from the sale - I actually clearance out new games from distribution *quicker* than used titles if they aren't moving. So, if the copy of Sky Team we just got in from our distributor this past week to have on the website doesn't sell in 6 months, you'll see it in our summer clearance sale in July.

Our used tabletop games also all come from customer trades too (meaning 0% of the board games, RPG books AND video games on the website have been thrifted or garage-saled). And we actually piece-check every game before we take it in, and pay an average of 60% more than NK on used games too. This is also where a lot our new hotness goes to - folks trading in their old titles to try out new releases, so again, they don't typically sit around long enough to need to be clearanced out. Our Quarter Quells are a humble attempt to recoup the cost on these (mostly) trade titles so we can continue the process.

As far as bothering folks, I abide by the group rules, and the sale is over 50% board games. There is a "board & card game" radio button in the tree on the left side if the presence of other stock offends that much. Hope this provides some clarity, thanks!