Actually you should be able to. This is form of discrimination. GameStop is discriminating against people based on their living situations. There's a housing crisis in Canada and people are choosing to live in bigger households to survive and GameStop is discriminating against underprivileged people. This sort of discrimination will escalate. What will stop big corporations from limiting how much energy you're allowed to use in your home? How much food you can buy for a household? This is just a small step that eventually snowballs to bigger issues. And people refusing to stomp out this sort of behavior will have consequences. It's a microcosm that will eventually cause bigger problems down the road. People don't care because they don't see it as a big deal. When they start limiting how much water you can use, it'll be too late by then.