>>7482109

Honestly it could mean either. The book store may never run out because nobody is buying it, obviously, or perhaps so many people purchase the book that they order an extremely large amount of copies to ensure that they always have at least a few available for purchase.

it means the publisher is fronting them a lot of copies in a promotional push which may or may not end up on ebay with remainder marks selling for a tiny fraction of the list price

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*sighs sadly*

means nobody is buying it.

if the demand was so high that people were buying it constantly it means they would've "run out" at some point, probably in the very beginning with the initial release. BUT SINCE THEY NEVER RAN OUT, this suggests it never had a huge sell record at all, it was just collecting dust.

publishers and distributors aren't perfect, they can't estimate demand 100% accurately from start to finish; there will always be times where a store 'runs out' even for a day or two.

>>7482109
If our eyes can't see no beauty in life, does that mean that there is no beauty in life, or that we are blind to life?

either the book is selling and the copies are always being replaced or no one Is buying it. Ask the manager you piece of shit.

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kek

>>7482147
It means that our eyes cannot see the absence of beauty.

God hates double negatives.

>>7482109
>dose

>>7482352
>God hates double negatives

which god? and how would you know?

>>7482352
>God hates double negatives.

Je ne suis pas d'accord

>>7482109
This is a false dichotomy

also >dose

>>7482109
every Barnes and Noble always has precisely one copy both of Capital Vol. 1 by Karl Marx and Taipei by Tao Lin on hand. but the illuminati isn't real

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>>7482109
You don't need to run out of stock to order more

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If everyone were reading the same book it might as well be read by nobody.