You could argue that many of us are clinging to nostalgia more than ever these days.

The Barbie movie mania amp that up and there was a new teenage mutant Ninja Turtles flick that jumped on the bandwagon.

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Go Gert! We've seen it time and again brands cashing in on those warm fuzzy

feelings of remembering childhood or are the fun of introducing your own kids to the things you

once loved.

In a move that surprised almost everyone, Toys or Us, is opening new stores hoping to tap

into Gen X and millennial nostalgia.

But is that enough to drive sales and is there still a role for brick and

mortar toy stores? Here to talk about all that and more is comedian John

Marco Sorresi and James on he's editor-in-chief the toy book and senior editor at the

Toy Insider stick around for the best of Business Wars Dayland.

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Everyone leaves a legacy.

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We can do business together.

For some, the shadow falls across decades, even centuries.

It is unacceptable to have figures like roads glorified.

But it also changes.

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