Now it's one thing that Fernando's and Cody's are selling their own shirts.. but those shirts reflect the relationship between the stores and the convention. Now though I saw two women selling unauthorized t-shirts on the street (a generic logo shirt instead of a shirt that carriess art from the GoH) between the main hotel and the convention center. At first I thought it was.. well, rather shameless.. but then I got to thinking that perhaps it's just a reflection of just how huge the convention is. I can't blame people for wanting to make a buck off of this. Is it really different when someone on the street is selling souveniers, even unofficial ones, than someone selling merchandise in the dealer's den? There was a point in time I was considering selling merchandise myself.

Ah well, such is life.