GameStop Appears to Be Selling Razor Scooters

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Video game retailer GameStop seems to be stocking Razor scooters in its brick-and-mortar stores, to the bewilderment of its employees. Posts across the internet from multiple GameStop employees confirm that various Razor scooters are being sold at clearance, along with a few other non-game-related toys and merchandise.

GameStop certainly is no stranger to selling things that aren’t consoles or video games. For many years, the company has elected to stock products like Funko Pops, t-shirts, plushes, action figures, and, most recently, PC hardware. However, the common trend with GameStop's in-store merchandise is that it is mostly all video game related. If fans want a Pokemon shirt to accompany their Pokemon game purchase, they can do so at GameStop, which makes sense from an upselling standpoint. Meanwhile, fans could find various toys, room decor, and even scooters on the company’s online store.

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In a strange twist, it appears that GameStop is now stocking the previously online-only Razor scooters in the company’s physical stores. Multiple GameStop employees on Reddit have posted images of the popular children's scooters arriving at their locations and questioning why the scooters are showing up in the first place. According to GameStop employees in the comments, these Razor scooters come with a “Field Destroy” notice on the box and are also being sold at clearance, indicating they cannot be sent back. Moreover, a deeper dive into Reddit’s GameStop community shows some additional oddities arriving at the in-person stores, like a Cocomelon train set.

Currently, it is unknown why GameStop’s distribution centers are sending out these scooters to brick-and-mortar stores. Some employees