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Fox News posted their video on BGG.con. I can’t see any way of embedding it, so you’ll just have to go there. It’s got the usual clueless reporting, but it’s fun to see Derk and the gang.
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Economical entertainment though it may be, I daresay the typical BGG.con attendee spends quite a bit more money each year on board games than the average viewer would ever consider.