On Thursday night, Jimmy Kimmel addressed the sad news that Toys’R’Us will be closing all of its locations in the near future. 
 
 “Toys’R’Us is closing all 735 of their stores and they’re putting Babies’R’Us up for adoption,” Kimmel joked. “I’ll tell ya, I’ll always remember Toys’R’Us as the store where my children had a complete and total meltdown every time we went there. I guess people don’t enjoy that anymore, they buy toys online now.” 
 
 Kimmel added that Amazon “will not rest” until every other store is an “abandoned warehouse teeming with raccoons.” 
 
 But then an unexpected visitor stopped by the show. It was Geoffrey the Giraffe, the Toys’R’Us mascot. 
 
 “I have a question for everyone here,” Geoffrey the Giraffe said. “Do you guys like toys? Well, I don’t have any because we’re bankrupt!” 
 
 Geoffrey the Giraffe began sobbing. Kimmel attempted to comfort the mascot, telling him everything was going to be “okay.” 
 
 “No it’s not!” Geoffrey the Giraffe shouted. “No it’s not because all of you b*tches bought toys on Amazon! Now I’m out of a job!” 
 
 “Geoffrey, your breath smells a little bit like alcohol,” Kimmel observed. “Are you drunk? Tell me the truth.” 
 
 “YES. I’m drunk,” Geoffrey the Giraffe responded. 
 
 The mascot then began singing the old “I’m a Toys’R’Us Kid” jingle. 
 
 “This is the saddest thing I have ever seen,” Kimmel reacted. 
 
 Kimmel then asked his security guard/sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez to escort out and “maybe get him another drink or something.” 
 
 “Cheer up, Geoffrey,” Kimmel told the mascot on his way out. 
 
 Watch the clip above, via ABC. 
 
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 A heartbreaking photo of Toys R Us mascot Geoffrey the Giraffe leaving the toy store went viral Thursday, the day before the retail chain closed the rest of its stores. 
 
 The photo depicts Geoffrey leaving the empty toy store while holding a suitcase and saying goodbye to the empty shelves. 
 
 Rene Johnpiere, who is believed to be a Toys R Us employee, shared the photo along with other pictures of the empty store, according to CBS News. 
 
 Several stores that have run out of stock closed, according to AOL. Many of those stores held clearance sales that sold products with 60 to 90 percent-off discounts. 
 
 The company announced back in September 2017 plans to file for bankruptcy, according to the Deseret News. 
 
 It was only a few months later in January 2018 that the chain announced it would close 180 stores thanks to its $5 billion debt. 
 
 In February, the retail giant announced another 200 stores would shut their doors. 
 
 The end is finally here for Toys “R” Us stores in the United States. The toy retailer is set to close its remaining 200... Posted by KSL Newsradio on Friday, June 29, 2018 
 
 However, according to Newsweek, Toys R Us will continue to operate stores outside of the United States and Canada. 
 
 “The company’s operations outside of the U.S. and Canada, including its operations in Europe and Australia and its approximately 255 licensed stores and joint venture partnership in Asia, which are separate entities, are not part of the Chapter 11 filing,” a spokesperson said, according to Newsweek.
– One of the 33,000 jobs now at risk with Toys R Us shutting or selling more than 700 US stores is that of mascot—and Geoffrey the Giraffe is not taking the news well. A "drunk" Geoffrey turned up on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, asking the audience, "Do you guys like toys? Well, I don’t have any because we're bankrupt!" Breaking into sobs, the giraffe complained, "All of you b----es bought toys on Amazon! Now I'm out of a job!" Geoffrey then broke into song, with Kimmel calling his rendition of an old Toys R Us jingle "the saddest thing I have ever seen," per Mediaite. Kimmel added, "Maybe Target has something for you."