Schlaffman admits that he keeps a lot less of the crassly packaged items in stock at The Mood, and he displays them in an after-thought sort of way, facing a wall. There is a trend in people, along with touchable products and interaction. People are more comfortable buying products together. Couples will come in looking for a vibrator or other device. Whether it's because the media is more relaxed with discussing things or it's the ex-President's doing, it doesn't matter.
People are more open and they want quality.
If he pushes anything on this afternoon, it's Honey Dust, by Kama Sutra, which he says The Mood sells a lot of. You apply it to your partner with a little feather duster. He points to descriptive tags he's designed for the condom racks in Condom Kingdom, which not coincidentally, help maintain comfort by making it easier for a customer to not need to ask questions. The tags note a given condom's head, neck and base dimensions, and whether it contains spermicide. He's started a tag system for products at The Mood, as well.