The stores are clearly hurting in a big way. The reasons for which are clearly multifaceted, some self inflicted, some not. Point being, ok, sure, they've added drive up and pick up, but do you think Target will survive a transition to where these are their primary services? If not, and I think it's obviously not but am open to being wrong, how do they cope and survive with the in store experience clearly suffering in a major way that has massively deteriorated over the past 15 years? And there's no reason to think this trend will reverse, but rather, worsen. And given that in store experience is the primary driver of sales and will very likely continue to be until its dying day, I would say its days are numbered.
