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		<dc:creator>Matt McAlister &#187; A swap market concept</dc:creator>
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		<description>This will definitely expose how little I know about child behavior, but I&#039;ll take a crack at it anyway. RE: your NetFlix for toys idea..very interesting, but it feels like the model stalls out a bit here: &quot;..and must return a toy to receive the next toy from this or her queue&quot;.

Is there a reliable, healthy rotation of toy loyalty (&#039;ala Velvetine Rabbit&#039; or Woody from Toy Story) that could buoy volume?

Or are you asking for a complete User meltdown each time you suggest pulling a toy out of your child&#039;s current rotation?

Of course, the point may be moot: there&#039;s not much your little buddy could do in effective protest anyway as you dropped their favorite toy off at UPS..what with the fact that they&#039;re securely fastened to your belt, executing RealWorldSearch commands.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This will definitely expose how little I know about child behavior, but I&#8217;ll take a crack at it anyway. RE: your NetFlix for toys idea..very interesting, but it feels like the model stalls out a bit here: &#8220;..and must return a toy to receive the next toy from this or her queue&#8221;.</p>
<p>Is there a reliable, healthy rotation of toy loyalty (&#8216;ala Velvetine Rabbit&#8217; or Woody from Toy Story) that could buoy volume?</p>
<p>Or are you asking for a complete User meltdown each time you suggest pulling a toy out of your child&#8217;s current rotation?</p>
<p>Of course, the point may be moot: there&#8217;s not much your little buddy could do in effective protest anyway as you dropped their favorite toy off at UPS..what with the fact that they&#8217;re securely fastened to your belt, executing RealWorldSearch commands.</p>
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