Yeah, there's a lot of availability heuristic, where you can easily see and recall the multi-billion dollar behemoth that exists today, but you can't see what it is preventing from existing by the resources it consumes. Just because Toys R Us was big and maybe you have some fond memories of it doesn't mean that it needs to exist. You can also see and easily bring to mind the acute pain of Toys R Us collapsing but tend to discount the ongoing low-level pain of slow death and stagnation.