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. >> i think it was fao schwartz i don't think there was a t. >> i used to tell my kids it was a toything was for sale so they wouldn't want to buy it. >> genius. >> so expensive. exactly. so they always thought it was a toy museum until they learned later that people could buy stuff there. >> well, listen, if you got kids, toys r us is kind of a fun place to go. i'm glad to see it back. it looks busy behind you as people kind of walk behind you and look at the camera like bha what's this? but is there a vibe that this can make it for real this time long-term? >> i mean it is interesting. look, it's not going to disrupt the toy landscape again especially with only ten stores. and while there is a website, if you click all the way to the product page and say you actually find a product that you want to buy, you get redirected to target.com which is actually the company that's fulfilling the orders so it's very ironic that target was really one of the retailers that really benefitted from toys r us's demise. picking up somewhere between 15 to 20% of that market share according to credi