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But our biggest growth is when we are able to have our big tournaments. Because we get people that travel from Miami, you know, New York, all sorts of places for our big tournaments.
We trade products with stores that are further south. We've bought products from stores that are local. They've bought from us. I helped several of the other local stores figure out how to actually do online-based sales. Because regretfully with the way that times have progressed, LGS's local game stores have needed to adapt and start selling online for singles.
They helped educate me on other avenues that I didn't know. And we've all grown as a community at the same time. So ‸ the beauty of what we do is that each individual entity, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball, Dungeons & ‸ Dragons, Magic the Gathering, all of the different card games that we have provide different types of people with all various age ranges.
so far to date had 80 plus people. And there were only three people playing in it that ‸ were under the age of 18. Everyone else was adults. They're all very passionate. They're all incredibly friendly as well.
playing every week on Thursdays here. And that's generally like the feel you get from all of them. They're not what you would expect, but they're all family to us. We know all of them by name.