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But the shop has a lot of different, like, you know, there's a paint section.

I guess there's a certain game where people paint.

There's a whole...

Yes.

The whole genre of tabletop miniature gaming.

Right.

Okay.

For example, Warhammer is one of the biggest consistent... consistently popular tabletop games.

And, I mean, there are people in the hobby that just love to build and paint that don't even play the games.

So, I mean, supporting, you know, as well as standard, like what you'd think of classic model builders, cars, trucks, planes, things like that.

But I would say mostly it's supporting the miniature game players, all the paint and hobby supplies.

Yeah.

I recently had two clients, one, sorry, what was the game again? Warhammer.

He had a whole display case full and they're, you know, different tiers and levels.

Absolutely.

You know, I was

like, okay, maybe we should, he wanted to keep that out on display.

That was fine.

And then I just saw another client of mine.

It was probably a 10 by 10 room.

The two walls, just floor to ceiling games.

Just so many of them.

And then another room with a table and his paints and wow.

And he's going back to Nova Scotia and he's starting a game shop there.

That's what he wants to do.

But the shop has a lot of different, like, you know, there's a paint section.

I guess there's a certain game where people paint.

There's a whole...

Yes.

The whole genre of tabletop miniature gaming.

Right.

Okay.

For example, Warhammer is one of the biggest consistent... consistently popular tabletop games.

And, I mean, there are people in the hobby that just love to build and paint that don't even play the games.

So, I mean, supporting, you know, as well as standard, like what you'd think of classic model builders, cars, trucks, planes, things like that.

But I would say mostly it's supporting the miniature game players, all the paint and hobby supplies.

Yeah.

I recently had two clients, one, sorry, what was the game again? Warhammer.

He had a whole display case full and they're, you know, different tiers and levels.

Absolutely.

You know, I was

like, okay, maybe we should, he wanted to keep that out on display.

That was fine.

And then I just saw another client of mine.

It was probably a 10 by 10 room.

The two walls, just floor to ceiling games.

Just so many of them.

And then another room with a table and his paints and wow.

And he's going back to Nova Scotia and he's starting a game shop there.

That's what he wants to do.