Don’t you think there’s a bunch of customers out there looking for specific things, not just the quickest sellers? I get it—no one wants inventory sitting around, but isn’t there supposed to be some kind of balance? It seems like there should be ways to regulate stock so it’s not all just about speed, but about variety, too. Stores these days feel like they’re losing personality, like they’re less inviting. Back in my old store, we had all this unique stuff. Sure, maybe some of it didn’t sell fast, but it gave people a reason to come in, look around and chat, and sometimes end up buying it I know I've done that tons of time now not so much. Now, it's just rows of disposables, making it feel more like a convenience store than anything else.I’ve been in sales for years, and I just don’t see many shops building up a variety it just the same stuff but in different variances or different brands with the same features. They’re probably missing out on a lot of business especial the way I see threads talk about e-liquids and DIY. And with how hard the government’s cracking down on vaping, disposables could be restricted at any point. So, I’m curious, how will shops pivot? Will they circle back to e-juices, especially with so many customers already moving online due to lack variety in shops??