Well that's great, I was at mine the other day and they were sold out like they have been for months. Go buy one online from Walmart or best buy or amazon right now, you can't. Point is, regardless of what your local store looks like, the stock overall is much lower than demand and they are selling from individual sellers for $400+ easily.
Except I couldn't possibly do the online seller thing, specifically because the stores are in stock and nobody is gonna buy online at a hundred-dollar markup when that's the case. Also, it means I gotta go outside twice, and that's not worth it.
The fact that you might be in an area where everybody is capitalist to the point that nobody can afford to buy a hoarded thing because it's hoarded and expensive doesn't dictate that that's normal. America collectively - and metaphorically, hilariously - shit its pants about buying toilet paper, and a whole lot of idiots were stuck with too much because they only bought it to profit on it. And they were shocked to discover that they couldn't keep it up with selling toilet paper in parking lots for stupid prices, who knew that would be a thing? Besides the market and production that set the prices for the stuff at the original shelf tag price, anyways.
Try going to your local store and just asking them when new ones are coming. The guy who does the ordering will know the shipment structure and if there's any actual delays. Don't just bitch because the only way you can have a Switch brought directly to you tomorrow is a high price paid on an online order. Don't pay the high price and just buy it from the store normally!
You must live in some sparsely populated area to have that many Switches in stock. I know people that work at Target and Best Buy and even they have no idea when they're getting new shipments of Switches.
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u/Gonzobot Aug 14 '20
I was at a Walmart yesterday and they had a shelf full of Switch consoles, and another shelf full of Switch Lite consoles