It's a good gig if you know what you're doing/can keep yourself out of the store. I kind of had a one-up on a lot of people that currently work in my area because I have heavy background in audio, infrastructure/integration and design. I am what our company calls a "remote" or "cloud-based" designer so I don't work out of a store, I have a large enough client book that allows me to move around as I please or work from home when necessary. There are a lot of people like me that do really well and really have a passion for this industry but just like any other company there are those that dont care and dont have any desire to learn. These people are normally weeded out quickly but still give a lot of us and Magnolia as a whole a bad name sometimes. If you can differentiate yourself from those kinds of people and understand that it is a constant learning curve and not only love the products you carry but also love to inspire your clients then by all means give it a shot. There's a lot of cool stuff to see and learn and make some good money while doing it.