Yes, it does somewhat, as at times I still feel like a Toys R Us kid

As a kid I loved visiting the toy stores and playing with the toys. As a parent of three kids, going to Toy's R Us year after year for birthdays, Christmas, my kids friends birthdays, Yu-gi-oh and Pokemon tournaments, and so on is something I will miss.

Nope. Toys R Us has gotten less business from me than Radio Shack did around the time it went under. They were way too expensive for the same things that could be bought everywhere else.

it bums me out a little, plus a friend of mine is working there, until it closes anyway

I don’t care, I think I went to the place once. I heard that KB Toys is returning and buying out the stock from toys r us, so there may not be any big clearance sales, either.

Not as much as it would have in the 90's when my kids were young.
It was a bit of a drive to get to the nearest one but we didn't need to do it very often.
I have a grandson now, but Amazon has got me covered. I order it and get it shipped directly to my daughter.
I'm not happy about how many brick and mortar businesses are going under (not only Toys-R-Us) leaving giant empty buildings everywhere.

Except for all the jobs lost I really don’t care.

To be honest, not really (the UK stores are going, too). The vast majority of staff are likely to have considered it a temporary job until they finish college/find something better anyway and the managers will be ok because they'll just move on to other management jobs. CEO David Brandon is "an avid participant in Republican politics, [and] has donated to several Republican campaigns and conservative causes" and no doubt has a few dollars squirrelled away to tide him over, so I couldn't give less of a shit about him.

Retail is changing; the internet has killed Toys 'R' Us just like Toys 'R' Us killed so many independent toyshops (some of which had been passed down from generation to generation). And anyway, Toys 'R' Us is a stupid name, their stores are ugly and their ads on TV are annoying, so I won't miss them.