I own a shark. A Lego shark.<\/p>\n
So when I went to visit a Lego store recently, I was surprised to see the exact same shark on display after so many years.
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Had they kept the same shark mold all this time? Didn\u2019t they feel the need to change things up? You know, sharpen the fins a little, try a different color, or anything like that.<\/p>\n
Apparently not.<\/p>\n
At Lego stores, new product lines are frequently added and themes are changed to reflect the newest version of Batman (or whatever is popular at the time).<\/p>\n
But the foundation, like the blocks and figures, stay the same. I think that if I were to put a building block from over a decade ago with a block sold today, they would fit together perfectly.<\/p>\n
Funny how that works. Some things, like the trends, are constantly changing, but the basics remain timeless.<\/p>\n
Speaking of which, I\u2019m reminded of my dentist, who is a big Lego fan. He has two grown children and he still loves collecting Lego sets (for himself, not them).<\/p>\n
Some things never change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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