That doesn't mean anything bad at all. I worked for one of the largest e-liquid manufacturers. They started out doing about a year of online sales. Then they added brick&mortar, and a year later they dumped it, and now they are huge. Not the same, I know, just saying brick&mortar is fading thing.
Honestly they don’t need brick and mortar especially being in Bed Bath and Beyond and Walmart, it’s an uneccesary expense when Walmart and BBB have the brick and mortar piece covered
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