I thought they owned or were in the process of owning most of the property their stores are in.
If that's the case I'm sure the current real estate market has hurt their bottom line.
My local Block Buster recently dropped their prices and renting practice so now I can rent a movie for one night for $2.
Sure it's not the cheapest option available but it's acceptable to me.
As for the inconvenience of having to go to the store to rent, I actually like that part. I don't mind hopping on my bicycle and getting outside for some exercise and being around other people. One thing I'll fight to the end is getting to a point where I don't go outside and everything is delivered to my house
