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Walmart makes Gaming PCs??? - The WAN Show Nov 2, 2018
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0:00 WAN show time
2:54 intro
4:00 Wal-Mart ok pc
11:25 straw poll
14:00 keebler elf
19:20 Apple slowed down iPhone again
24:00 iPhone rant
29:30 pixel 3 xl and Android gripes
38:40 freshbooks
39:30 squarespace
40:30 pia sponsor
43:00 breath of the wild
46:00 note knee jerk reaction and twitch chat
54:54 super chat
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