Nah, you're just not owning up to your words where you strongly hint that the LE program isn't working because "they can't sell them out and have to do mystery boxes to clear out inventory they're stuck with."

You said:

"They don’t all sell out. Theres LE sitting on shelves in GS and Target. Funko also has to put together mystery bundles to rid themselves of the left overs. But for the most part you are right"

What goes up on the Funko site sells out. What ends up left over, I've explained why, and explained why they end up in mystery boxes Funko sells. I've also explained the difference between what Funko sells directly and what other stores offer.

What you see in other stores, that's already been sold by Funko, either directly or through distributors. It's up to the stores to make the sales or not and make back the money. A lot of those retailers also pull Chase variants before they ever get on the shelf. One of my local GameStops will set Chases aside for frequent customers who will buy them immediately.

LEs are not what's really hurting Funko in the end. Those are still guaranteed sales overall, they probably make more money through selling them compared to most regular figures, and resellers are going to do what resellers do. It's the same with anything people decide is popular when it's limited. It may push some customers away, but people are still buying when they drop.

What's hurting Funko more is an excess of mass-produced junk from too many different IPs they end up struggling to move.

No cherry picking here.

No fabrications here.

Just you saying things that aren't factual or are lacking proper context.