How I become a Rock Paper Scissors champ by playing video games

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Send us an emailWelcome to episode 057 of Chummy Thumbs!Join us for another in-depth discussion, covering some interesting topics, but not limited to:- Can video gaming have real-world applications? Racing games to racing real-life cars?Alex Kidd; rock, paper, scissors matches, to beating Japanese soccer managers in best 2 out of 3 matches.- Do you ever actually watch your watchlist? Or just continually add to it?Can you remember the last show you added and actually watched?This is but a glimpse of what we get into this week.Learn, laugh and discover with us as we discuss them all and more.Keep on Thumbin' and don't miss out!- Subscribe to Chummy Thumbs on your favourite podcast platform.- Share this episode with friends who love travel and comedy.- Follow us on TikTok, Instagram, X (Twitter) and BlueSky for more laughs and behind-the-scenes content.Contact Us:Email your questions/comments/suggestions to:[email protected] Us on Social Media:https://linktr.ee/ChummyThumbsSupport the show

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