[JunkDNA]

I'm having trouble locating the source, but 5 - 10 years ago (when Best Buy was flying high) I read an article that talked about Best Buy's financials and it revealed that a massive portion of their profits came from (mostly impulse) buying of CD's and DVD's, not all the big ticket electronics and appliances. This was one of the reasons all that stuff was in the front of the store right by the registers. I remembered wondering at the time what their long-term plan was for extracting themselves from that dependency once it was commonplace for those goods to be entirely digital. Apparently they didn't have one.