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At its dawn, fidget spinners were everywhere. Children all around the world needed them. It was like an epidemic; if one kid had the device, everyone had to have it. But one of these mechanisms was not enough; it was only valuable if you had a collection. So the surge began. Parents emptied their wallets, in stores, all over the world for a set of toys that would only last a few months. But for the time being, it would suffice. It kept bored children, distracted and exhausted parents, and rested. Manufacturers were in awe; they were making an unbelievable amount of profits from a device that two 17-year-olds had made famous. Allan Maman and Cooper Weiss were the first to mass-produce this device, selling their creations to their classmates and then to the rest of the world. Their company Fidget360 went on to make $360,000 in the first six months but wound up not profiting from the surge they created. Maman and Weiss had been selling their product for $25.99 when a wave of toy manufacturing companies came in selling them at $4.99. Regardless, the two had already profited what they could from this product and moved on to different ventures. But the Fidget Spinner didn’t die off with its initiators. It was a dream come true for almost everyone, well, until they came face to face with reality.