Fundice and Dicelium.

I did not do this on purpose, the puns demanded to be freed.

One of the cats in the left sample has 2 tails.

The question really becomes what counts as being part of board gaming? I personally like a really broad view. Game conventions and stores, sure, but also games at home and games you inherit from the people around you. Bridge nights, chess in the park, summer camp.
A big topic for another time.

Of course, I never even considered that board game conventions existed. I don't know if there was a FLGS nearby. All the games we played were from toy stores or classics found in grandma's basement or another game to play with a standard deck of playing cards.

My board gaming in the 90s was exclusively with family or school friends. Genders were equally mixed, and the games we played were casual or traditional. Not much need to QB Taboo.
Even when we started playing MTG in the 00s, we didn't run into QB problems because we already knew each other.

If you set your standard price high enough, you will be able to offer pieces at sale prices sometimes. For example, if you sold 5 pieces for $30/hr, you could essentially give away a sixth piece. Your average would still be $25/hr.
The crux of course is selling the first 5. Genuinely: good luck.

Fill your mouth with water and the pill, look down so the pill floats up into your throat, then swallow.

I think you can 'train' where your hair parts, but it takes a while? I went from center to side ages ago but don't recall doing much more than always parting it where I wanted the new part.