Arbitrage beats wholesale on margin. I'll give it that. My early beauty products did 20 to 35%. In Q4, if you're one of the last sellers with stock, 40 to 50%. My average gross margin in wholesale is about 15%. The question is whether you'd rather do $1M a year at 20%, or $10M a year at 15%.

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