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Aug 4, 2018 1 hr 6 min

Esport Groupies

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Esports is starting to take over the world, we spend a little time discussing the impact that electronic gaming has on the world as a profession. As well as call back to our youth and wonder what type of games we would have tried to play competitively if the opportunity were around at the time. Also in the news, WWE wrestler Kane is now the mayor of a town in Tennessee! . It’s also International Beer Day! We celebrate with the wild card round of the world cup of beers sampling beer from @cervez.victoria @newcastle_brown_ale and @peroniusa

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