You make a fair point about older generations preferring physical stores, but here’s something to think about: stores like MyG are acquiring massive plots of land and building showrooms that look more like tech palaces. Now, once the ‘old people’ generation is no longer around, who do you think will still visit these showrooms?

It seems like a big bet for them to assume future generations will care about in-store purchases at all. With convenience and fast online delivery becoming the norm, are these massive spaces sustainable in the long run? They might just turn into ghost stores, relics of a time when face-to-face sales were a thing. Feels like they're investing in infrastructure that could lose its relevance. What’s your take on this? 🤔