Excited and Disappointed

I was Buzzing this morning when another one of those emails turned up.
You know the ones that say welcome?Welcome to our Affiliate Program from and decent Looking affiliate for my Health Site. I went straight online t6o have a look at what I would write about today. They have loads of product lines and it is all pro level fitness gear.
I was thinking lets get my thang on.
Then as I browsed their site looking at all the top end goodies, I started to notice a problem. Everything is out of stock. I mean almost every decent product line was out of stock.
The Banner
At the top of their page was a banner explaining to customers that due to the pandemic, they had limited stock.
Stock Holding
This is a problem I have in the real world business and I guess they are in the same position. Because their products are professional big ticket items, they do not hold stock and must order from manufacturer when required.
I must admit It was quite disappointing and I did not see the point of writing articles about products that are unavailable at the moment.
What would you do?
I would love to hear what you think. Should I write the articles and hope for some future movement or do I leave it until they are out of the woods? This is a long game and I guess I should pick some products and write some articles and maybe point out about supply disruption.
They seem like a good affiliate program and I would like to strike while the iron is hot.
Thanks for reading.
I say CUT UM LOOSE AND MOVE ON. You simply can't sell products that aren't there and no matter how disappointing it is, you can't change that fact. I'm sure you can find the same products sold by a different company that does have what you are looking for in stock. How is it going to help anyone, including yourself, by putting unavailable products on your website? It could even make you loose some of the customers you already have. It's basically your website and your choice but, personally, I'd just thank them and move on.
PEACE,
Deatrice
Change your pop up to say, 'sign up for instant emails to let you know when items are back in stock'. Its a service they will be glad of. You are offering to solve a problem.
Good luck.