The pandemic killed the video store.
Video rental stores like Blockbuster might have thrown in the towel a number of years ago, but in North America, a Midwestern chain by the name of Family Video was still operating right up until the end of 2020.
Unfortunately, due to the pandemic and lack of movie releases, the family-owned company founded in 1978 has now been forced to close more than 250 of its remaining stores. The company will hold liquidation sales – with movies, video games and more up for grabs. Here’s the parting message:
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