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    Millennial Monopoly

    I give Hasbro a lot of credit for mocking millennials.... Frank, were you a consultant on this project?


    https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...ls/2003129002/
    Seth O.

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    AWESOME!
    Hearty props to Hasbro.

    As much as I dearly love to mock Mills it would have been a dream to have been involved with this. Takes some big Fujinuts to pull this off.

    But at 60 bucks a copy I will need to be selective with my Christmas gift dispensing.

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