In a move that, unlike most stories of its kind, isn’t being blamed on millennials—yet—CNBC reports that Toys R Us is planning to close around 180 stores across the United States, one-fifth of its current fleet. (Canada won’t be affected.) It’s a nostalgic loss for those of us who grew up eagerly anticipating the opportunity to wander aisle after aisle of shiny temporary distractions in exceedingly complicated packaging as a reward for a good report card or not hitting our siblings at the supermarket or whatever. It’s also a sign of major financial distress at the company, which is shuttering the stores in an attempt to emerge from bankruptcy protection.