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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 444169" data-attributes="member: 4981">Here is what I would do. I would attempt to talk to her and express the following.1) Having a gammer in the store works greatly to her benefit as they can acctually sell gaming products to other gamers where a non-gamer would not be able to do that.2) Here OOP products are over priced. Do up a comparison chart between her store and some other ones (<a href="http://www.titangames.com" target="_blank">www.titangames.com</a> is a good one) and give her some resources to price things comparitivly. 3) Explain the reasons that you liked the old shop better, baring getting that shop back maybe she can move to a location that is almost as accomodating.4) Offer her alternative ways to make money off of the gamers. My local store has a sound proofed room set up stricktly for role-playing costs $5.00 per person per hour. That's a huge money maker for the store.If she is receptive and willing to work with the gaming community then work with her if she is not check out <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com" target="_blank">www.rpgnow.com</a></blockquote>