Sales of viral plush toy Labubu halted in UK stores after reports of brawls
By Olivia Kemp, CNN London (CNN) — Labubu, a palm-sized plush toy with sharp teeth and a cult following, has become a toy too popular to sell.After
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Pop Mart Customer Fights Reseller Over Limited Edition Toy
Pop Mart Mayhem: Customer Fights Reseller Over Limited Edition Toy A recent incident at a Pop Mart store in the UK highlights the growing frustration among customers with resellers buying up limited-edition toys. A young woman, who wished to remain anonymous, filmed herself recounting a heated argument she had with a woman who purchased multiple Labubu toys. "She bought five," the woman stated in the video, visibly upset. "She was buying them all, so none of us could get them." The reseller, according to the video, was openly discussing her plans to resell the toys for profit. The incident underscores the challenges faced by consumers trying to purchase popular collectibles. The video has gone viral, sparking a debate on the ethics of reselling and the impact on ordinary consumers. Many online commenters expressed sympathy for the woman in the video and shared similar experiences. This incident serves as a reminder of the need for retailers to implement measures to prevent reseller bulk purchases and ensure fair access for all consumers.
