New Macbook Pro mouse pad

I tried the new Macbook Pro today in an Apple store. Very nice except clicking a window and dragging a bit difficult because it's an all in one mouse pad. Seems a bit difficult to me. Anyone else have this problem?

I have always preferred to click with my thumb and then drag with my finger, but doing both with my finger is a bit difficult. Luckily I can still use my thumb on the new trackpads just as I've done with my previous computers and everything works fine. I end up clicking down at the bottom, and it's much easier than on other areas of the trackpad.

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