Never got to shop at Circuit City, heard about it from my folks tho. They paint it as some legendary place. Guess I missed out, online shopping just doesn't cut it sometimes.

Their liquidation sales were epic, picked up so many cheap gadgets. Too bad those deals came at the cost of the store itself, huh? Where can you even find electronics deals like that now?

Worked there in the early 2000s. The writing was on the wall when they launched Firedog for tech support - too late, Geek Squad was already in customers' minds. And the commission-based pay alienated a lot of shoppers. Sad end for a once-great chain.

Circuit City’s fall is a textbook example of not pivoting fast enough to suit advancing technology and changing consumer behavior. They dominated VHS sales and rentals—look where that tech is now. Their Divx DVD format gamble? Flop. The 'boutique' move too little, too late. Fascinating case study, really.

Circuit City is where I got my first gaming console. Felt like I was walking into a treasure cave every time as a kid. It's a shame they couldn't keep up. I wonder what they'd have been like today if they'd made it through the recession.

Seriously, Circuit City? Those guys had the worst customer service. Like, if you weren't there to drop a grand, good luck getting help finding a printer cable. And those mail-in rebates were a scam. Good riddance, I say.

Circuit City did have its moments but let's not look at the past with rose-tinted glasses. They failed to adapt. I'm all for nostalgia but today’s retail and tech landscape is just lightyears ahead. Can you imagine buying a smartphone off a shelf? Me neither.

Man, Circuit City was a staple for me, especially in high school. There was something about walking those aisles, checking out the CDs and the latest PCs. Just not the same clicking through a website, you know?