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Don after dark FROM THE ROAD

Don's Pinball Podcast (patreon feed)·podcast_episode·54m 8s·held·May 11, 2024
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TL;DR

Don reconsidering John Wick after impressive reveal demo despite gun imagery controversy.

Summary

Don shares his first-hand experience with John Wick pinball after its reveal, initially skeptical due to the no-gun-imagery limitation but won over by the live stream demo showing impressive mechanical design and gameplay depth. He discusses Stern's strategy of inviting arcade-content influencers to promote the game, reflects on community entitlement and gatekeeping in enthusiast spaces, and covers his recent trades (Foo Fighters → Venom → Jaws) while expressing optimism about John Wick (Pro) code development and Insider Connected integration.

Key Claims

  • John Wick playfield has no guns depicted anywhere, which was controversial in the community

    high confidence · Don describing the reveal trailer reaction: 'oh, my God, there's no guns depicted anywhere on the playfield. What the heck?'

  • John Wick (Pro) live stream demo with Jack Danger, Tim Sexton, Elliot Eismin, and George Gomez showing intense gameplay influenced purchasing intent

    high confidence · Don noting 'Jack Danger comes out the whole team... these guys are ripping the crap out of this game... I think Jack Danger sold probably 250 games just right there'

  • Venom premium prices have 'tanked' significantly from original MSRP

    medium confidence · Don stating he sold his modded Venom premium for $10k, noting price drops: 'Venom prices have really tanked'

  • John Wick (Pro) mechanical features (car diverter/bash toy/lock, briefcase bash toy) are larger and more impressive than initially appeared

    high confidence · Don: 'the car... it does so many different things it's twice as big as what I was picturing... And I like that alone makes me rethink the fact that the premium is a sucker bet'

  • Stern reached out to arcade-one-up and video game content influencers (not traditional pinball media) to promote John Wick

    high confidence · Don describing Stern's outreach: 'Stern reached out to some regular kind of video game influencer people... they're like, hey, why don't you come down... and put a video out to all your people so we can reach 10,000 to 20,000 to 50,000 people'

  • John Wick will receive push notifications via Insider Connected to prompt players to complete quests on their machines

    medium confidence · Don discussing code updates: 'they're going to be sending you push notifications to come and battle people on your machine'

  • Don was invited to Stern's factory for an 'ultimate media mixer' by Zach Sharpe

    high confidence · Don stating: 'I got an invite today from Zach Sharpe to come down for the ultimate media mixer at Stern Pinball at their damn factory'

Notable Quotes

  • “I got Venom, did the same thing, and I'm like, this is great, this is awesome, I love my Venom. Venom prices have really tanked, but I was able to sell at a time when I still got like 10 grand for my premium.”

    Don @ early in episode — Demonstrates secondary market dynamics for recent releases and Don's trading strategy

  • “The car that comes out and moves acts as a diverter acts as a bash toy acts as a lock like it does so many different things it's twice as big as what I was picturing... And I like that alone makes me rethink the fact that the premium is a sucker bet”

    Don @ mid-episode, during John Wick discussion — Signals sentiment shift from skepticism to reconsideration of the premium tier value proposition

  • “Jack Danger comes out the whole team uh Tim Sexton the uh Elliot Elliot Eismin the designer George Gomez even comes out and plays and like these guys are ripping the crap out of this game... I think Jack Danger sold probably 250 games just right there”

    Don @ mid-episode — Assesses impact of live stream demo on sales and community perception

  • “I think I'm being helpful too. I don't want to cross over to where I'm a shill where I'm trying to talk people into buying things that I think are terrible. I want to keep my authenticity.”

    Don @ later in episode — Reflects on his role as content creator and desire to maintain credibility despite industry access

  • “It's just pinball, guys. It's just pinball. There's no guns in the playfield. You know, I didn't lose a second of sleep over that. I lost sleep because I kept getting woken up every 20 minutes for a phone call in the middle of the night”

    Don @ during political digression — Contextualizes the gun imagery controversy as minor compared to real-world concerns

  • “From a professional wrestling perspective, this was freaking gold watching this, man. Just the two factions go at it. People were losing their minds in the comments, you know, taking it as a personal front.”

    Don @ mid-episode — Characterizes the gun controversy as entertainment/drama rather than substantive design issue

Entities

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Signals

  • ~

    sentiment_shift: Don's opinion on John Wick shifted from skepticism about gun-imagery limitation to optimism after viewing live stream demo

    high · Opening: concerned about no guns on playfield. Later: 'I'm like double plus positive on this game compared to where I was just at the beginning of this reveal week'

  • $

    market_signal: Venom premium prices have declined significantly since release, affecting secondary market liquidity

    high · Don sold modded Venom premium for $10k and notes prices have 'tanked' generally

  • ?

    community_signal: Pinball enthusiast community expressed anger and entitlement over Stern inviting arcade-game influencers instead of traditional pinball media to John Wick reveal

    high · Don: 'man did that anger some people' and draws comparison to roller coaster and Disney fan community entitlement

  • ?

    design_innovation: John Wick's multi-functional car toy and briefcase bash toys are substantially larger and more complex than community initially understood

    high · Don: 'the car... it does so many different things it's twice as big as what I was picturing... the briefcase thing... it's twice as big as I thought it was'

  • ?

    product_launch: Live stream gameplay demonstration with Stern design team (Jack Danger, Elliot Eisman, George Gomez, Tim Sexton) significantly influenced consumer purchasing perception

    high · Don estimates Jack Danger's gameplay alone 'sold probably 250 games' and notes comments universally praised the demo

Transcript

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It's been a little while, it's been a minute since we have done a dawn after dark episode just for the patreon. Let's bring it in. News from the road. We're out here in Ohio. We had a brand new Stern game drop and there's been, it feels like there's been a week's worth of news just in the last 48 hours and I think we should, I think we should discuss that a little bit and that is a great place to start. The
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I went ahead and got Foo Fighters, loved it, modded the crap out of it, sold it to a buddy in town. I got Venom, did the same thing, and I'm like, this is great, this is awesome, I love my Venom. Venom prices have really tanked, but I was able to sell at a time when I still got like 10 grand for my premium. Now that's with powder-coated armor and LE armor from Europe and all this stuff, you know, and everything. So, you know, kind of broke even, basically.
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You know, so that was good, and I ended up rolling it right into Jaws. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. It's dope. It's got the alternate trans light, I redid the T molding. It's like, probably the best build I've done so far. It sold to an arcade in Spokane, Washington. They're gonna be taking delivery of it in June or July. And then I got that money to roll into what I thought was Jdubs man, John Wick. I was like, alright, this is gonna be Keanu Reeves' game. He's gonna have call-outs all in it. It's gonna be fast, it's gonna be fun. I don't know who's making it, whatever. www.ño.eduamerica.com
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I'm here this week. I'm coming back again in June. And I'm just getting like raked over the dang coals, man. So you guys know I work at a hospital. Basically, my job is to take care and treat adults that come in with a variety of maladies to the hospital. I fix them up and then I send you home, you know. I don't do any surgeries myself, but like I consult on surgical patients and take care of stuff anyway. Web

The no-gun imagery decision for John Wick sparked significant community debate, with content creators like Gary Arter and Cengiz having opposing reactions

high confidence · Don: 'That was the shot that was heard around the pinball world... Gary Artie... did you see that rant he did on YouTube?... Cengiz put out his where he called gun owners hillbillies'

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  • ?

    product_strategy: Stern Pinball deliberately targeting arcade-game and video game influencers with wider audiences to expand John Wick reach beyond traditional pinball community

    high · Don explains Stern strategy: 'they're like, hey, why don't you come down... so we can reach 10,000 to 20,000 to 50,000 people' versus pinball's typical 5,000 subscriber base

  • ?

    code_update: John Wick receiving planned push notification features via Insider Connected platform to drive recurring engagement

    medium · Don: 'they're going to be sending you push notifications to come and battle people on your machine... this is mind-blowing, and it's only going to get bigger from here'

  • ?

    licensing_signal: John Wick licensing deal includes constraint preventing gun imagery on playfield despite film franchise being gun-heavy, creating design tradeoff

    high · Don noting discovery: 'oh, my God, there's no guns depicted anywhere on the playfield' as major surprise during reveal

  • ?

    content_signal: Stern Pinball inviting content creators to factory media events and factory tours, expanding influencer relationship strategy

    high · Don invited by Zach Sharp to media mixer, also invited wife and Don for factory tour in Chicago

  • ?

    collector_signal: Community holding off on new John Wick purchases anticipating resale market availability, potentially impacting distributor inventory velocity

    medium · Don: 'there's a lot of people that are holding off, waiting for that... when one does come up for sale, it's going to be sold... distributors with games sitting new in box because nobody rushing out'

  • ?

    product_concern: John Wick accessories (mentioned as missing from LE) may take 12-18 months to release, creating ownership utility concerns

    medium · Don questioning accessory availability: 'When? Who knows? 12 to 18 months probably... Do you want to get a game? Have it for a year and a half and by the time the accessories come out, you're done with it?'

  • ?

    business_signal: Spooky Pinball operating with thin margins ('living and dying on every release'), while American Pinball appears well-funded, indicating divergent business models and financial stability

    medium · Don contrasting manufacturers: 'Spooky Pinball... can't afford a flop... American Pinball seems to be well funded'

    • 3:46
    The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. This feels very surreal in it's most The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
    5:09
    The reveal trailer. And, you know, we were all discussing it in real time. Had a great conversation. That was super fun. Thanks, everybody, for joining in there. You know, but I was able to, you know, pick out that, oh, my God, there's no guns depicted anywhere on the playfield. What the heck? And, man, was that the shot that was heard around the pinball world?
    5:29
    Nobody encapsulated it better than Gary Artie. Holy crap. Did you see that rant he did on YouTube? The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
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    The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. www.subsidiaryofwonderland.com The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. I want to watch that fake battle go on. You know, but like a pinball machine does not attack my personality, I think, ever. You know, but wow, that was fun to watch. So I'm chomping on popcorn watching this thing.
    8:50
    And then, oh, get the live stream and everything. Okay, so the game is revealed, right? And it seems superficially that this is a Deadpool-Bond-Cornerstone situation www.willywink.com The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The Winning Pinball Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
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    www.willywonka.com Gameplay with and it's not just a it's not just a designer coming out playing the game for 10 minutes and being like all right you've seen enough see ya like we got with Jaws. It's like Jack Danger comes out the whole team uh Tim Sexton the uh Elliot Eisman the designer George Gomez even comes out and plays and like these guys are ripping the crap out of this game. Balls are going everywhere they're playing the LE you can see the expression lighting going nuts there's like shots one after the other after the other I'm like this game actually if you're a The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. John Popadiuk, Bob Betor, Stephen Kitzrow, The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, I'm watching this and I'm like this Jack Danger I think sold probably 250 games just right there in that ball too that he had and the comments I'm getting back were all the same like yeah like that actually looked really cool and here's what got me when I was watching the live stream you know I maximized it on my computer screen as I'm sitting here trying to work through everything and the car the car that comes out and moves acts as a diverter acts as a bash toy acts as a lock like it does so many different things it's twice as big as what I was picturing The Wally Winka Show Knapp Arcade Bally Williams Straight Down the Middle Dude Jesus But that car looked really cool the way that it pulls out like that And I like that alone makes me rethink the fact that the premium is a sucker bet Now, there's still some drawbacks to it. I'll get to it in a second. But that looked cool. It was fun seeing the medallion open and close. And actually, that briefcase thing, which is like a weapons crate, it's like, it's twice as big as I thought it was. You know, I thought it was a little plastic toy on there. But it's actually pretty sizable. And it looks fun to bash. The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
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    The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. This is a production of Willy Wonka, a pinball show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams, The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. That's a drawback on the pro too. They could be added. When? Who knows? 12 to 18 months probably. I don't know. Do you want to get a game? Have it for a year and a half and by the time the accessories come out, you're done with it and ready to sell it. That's what somebody's got to make that decision amongst themselves. But the gameplay of this game, watching that, watching what's going on the screen, which looks like intense, like I'm like double plus positive on this game compared to where I was just at the beginning of this reveal week, man. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The
    18:42
    ienia in their new The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. Okay cool zoom in to 50 seconds if you don't want to hang up and get unbelievably dirty and unnerving. Ok it's time for the killer item of the week the upgrade robot shaman the amn Avant 64 Shunu to get it but uh.. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. Steve Ritchie, a man that I've met a few times now, was the voice of Shao Kahn, one of the enemy boss for Mortal Kombat 2 and 3. Just fantastic man. And then he's the voice of Black Knight and he does some of the same lines from Mortal Kombat in Black Knight. You will never win, you weak pathetic fo- like that's the same thing from Mortal Kombat and the same voice and the same guy that's doing it. And now I have the pinball machine in my house. Steve Ritchie yelled at me. It's so, it's like, it's battling Shao Kahn for me. Like, that's why I love Black Knight Sword of Rage so much. That's why I really wanted them to remake it. And that's why I'm happy that I got one.
    20:49
    You know, so I do respect that part of it. I'm not going to buy a Funhaus, though. And I did look, and Funhouses are available for like $5,000 if you want to get one. There's one that's like completely like rare, a prototype that's like never been touched, totally vintage and mint for like $13,000 firm, you know, if you got that kind of flex. But I don't know. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The other thing is, I think the game's code is really good, and I think there's a lot more coming for it, and the interactive activity of Insider Connected, it just keeps growing and growing. And now they're going to be sending you push notifications to come and battle people on your machine. Like, you're going to want a John Wick in your house, so you can get push notifications and then finish your cheeseburger and run downstairs in your house and then go on quests. Like, this is mind-blowing, and it's only going to get bigger from here. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The
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    way that The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. Castuzzetta S.
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    0 hand And that may just not happen. That may just not happen. I don't know the future. I just finger the pulse of the pinball community. And I think there's a lot of people that are holding off, waiting for that. And then when one does come up for sale, it's going to be sold. And the one person that may be hurt may be distributors with games sitting new in box because nobody rushing out or not as many people are rushing out to purchase a new in box They waiting for the resales But I think FOMO is going to get a lot of people especially that live stream That live stream was The Valley Company Subsidiary of Walter Kidde Co Inc Mirco Playfields Tim Kitzrow Scott Danesi All of these games are expensive. I would have preferred if the LE came with a shooter rod. It didn't, but you know what? That's fine. Come to Dawn. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. This is really freaking cool, man. It might be really, really cool. So that's what I'm thinking. I want to make it happen. Otherwise, yeah, so I'm out here in Ohio. You guys want to hear some personal stuff? What am I doing? I'm chilling out here for a couple more days. I posted on the Patreon that I got an invite today from Zach Sharp to come down for the ultimate media mixer at Stern Pinball at their damn factory. What is going on, man? We have these arcade one-up guys.
    28:55
    This is embarrassing. It's not not not some I did but that it happened So just to cover real quick Stern reached out to some regular kind of video game influencer people that do like, you know Reviewing arcade one-ups and modding those things and stuff and it's like, you know That has a much video games have much wider appeal than pinball does as far as like, you know You can have you know Hundreds of thousands of people subscribe to your channel if you're doing video game content versus like five thousand is fantastic in pinball, right? You know, I've got like 400 that's I'm over the moon at that
    29:27
    But they reached out to some of these guys and they're like, hey, why don't you come down to LA, the Midwest, or New York and play our new game and put a video out to all your people so we can reach 10,000 to 20,000 to 50,000 people, right? Which makes total sense, but man did that anger some people. Now, I'm going to make it a little illusion here. I hope you guys like story time. You know I'm in the roller coaster hobby and we have roller coaster media days when a brand new roller coaster comes out. For more information, visit www.fitnext.com. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. And it's like, oh, this park sucks. They didn't invite me to their media thing, you know. And, like, the sense of entitlement is palpable. Now, multiply that by ten times and you have the Disney people. Holy crap, man. Sometimes I don't even want to self-identify as a Disney park fan, because some of these people, they will stomp their feet if they don't get a popcorn bucket. They ruin things for other people. It's just, like, it's craziness that goes on. Anyway, I don't want to ever get that way with pinball, like, where I'm entitled, www.stern.com www.willywonka.com www.stern.com The Valley Company of Pinball is probably not company of the year, but you know what? I was excited to get invited to go over there. I showed up. I was early. I was on time. I was very gracious. Thank you. I was signed the NDA. Walk me around here. I will not break anything. I'm going to be respectful, and I had a good time, and I've been invited back again. They invited my wife and I to go down there just to tour the factory because they noticed that we were in Chicago. It wasn't expected. It was very much appreciated, and it's not the flex to say I get to play barbecue before The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. I just want to be helpful and I want to have fun and it's both fun and I think I'm being helpful too. I don't want to cross over to where I'm a shill where I'm trying to talk people into buying things that I think are terrible. I want to keep my authenticity. But like my honest feeling, the whole bit about John Wick, that's honestly how my week has gone with this game. And now I'm sitting here like I wouldn't be unhappy if I had one form of this game in my game room. So I still have to figure out the logistics of what I'm doing and everything. Dennis Klyce, Daniel Putyĩ, Paul Betar plains, Sean Pluck Glen, www.subsidiaryofwonder.com The pinball company is truly made of pinball fans. They'll kind of be okay with it too. And it compels everybody to put forward their best effort and I love that. Companies like Spooky Pinball, they're like living and dying on every release so it's got to be the best that they can make it because if they can't afford a flop, man, if they have a whole year of no one buying machines, that could be it. American Pinball seems to be well funded. Oh man, my boy Danny Boy, I know he's listening, jogging around. THANK YOU FOR ROAMING ALONG. I'LL SEE YOU IN A COUPLE OF HOURS. ett The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. Hello, I am the Editor of The Valley Company's Follower figt Lang and extensions of the best-让 про5 million subscribers at any time from December 10th not May 8th every Monday on the Anchor humanist.com. I'll go do something else. It's totally fine. You know, if you don't want me around, I'm not going to force myself to be in there. But I'm happy to kind of do my thing and we'll just celebrate pinball together. It's just pinball, guys. It's just pinball. There's no guns in the playfield. You know, I didn't lose a second of sleep over that. I lost sleep because I kept getting woken up every 20 minutes for a phone call in the middle of the night from these 20 people that I'm trying to take care of and the lives I'm trying to save. I didn't lose any sleep over the no guns and pinball. I was laughing my ass off at Kari Hart's reaction video. And then when Genghis put out his where he called gun owners hillbillies that should have their guns melted down. Oh, I just, like, from a professional wrestling perspective, this was freaking gold watching this, man. Just the two factions go at it. People were losing their minds in the comments, you know, taking it as a personal front. You know, pick the politics that you think that are right for you, you know. I'm not going to try to sway you, whatever. www I not saying that upsets you The platform of the two parties have completely switched from where they were back in Lincoln days Abraham Lincoln was a Republican People like to bring that up superficially but not in explaining the context that the whole platform of the parties completely flip The Democrats of today would have been the Republican Party from back then and vice versa. There was this whole Southern strategy and all this business.
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    And I'm not here to tell you which one's right and which one's wrong. Pick the one that you think is right for yourself. The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Winka Podcast, The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, I'm a zealot. I try to reach appropriate conclusions based on preponderance of evidence, right? And I freely admit that I don't know everything. And if you have a separate view of me on a political issue, I would love to hear how you came to that because there's probably information that I'm not aware of. And I'd like to see it and critically vet it. And I'd rather be correct based on actual facts than vote as if that's my team. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams, The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. The Wally Williams Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
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    What do you think it's, what would you pay for it? I'm like, well, is this really happening? Dear Penthouse Forums, I never thought it would happen to me.
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    You know, so this game turns on and they say it works. Okay, so assuming it's working, now I don't know if there's any board issues that I might need or any parts that are hard to find or something. So I was like, look, I don't work a lot on these era of games. I have friends that do. You know, if it works fine, it can be worth, you know, a couple thousand dollars. The Wally Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams,
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    The Wally Williams Show, Knapp Arcade, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. If you want to get in on one of these and you don't want to wait, Jeff at MadPinball.com, he'll help you out. Tell him I sent you just so he knows how well his sponsorship is working. But if it's all the same, he will hook it up. He lets me go to Chicago and pick the games up locally so I don't have to pay shipping. So that saves you like $300-$400 right there, man. Also, Don's Delivery Service is operating in the Chicago region, so if you'd like to get a game delivered or take downstairs or removed from downstairs and brought upstairs so somebody can buy it, The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. If you want to do a trade deal, he does that too. So, like, you know, it's not like he was the guy that offered me money for my podcast.
    48:43
    He's just the guy that I was doing business with because he was cool and he got me games and he got me good prices, you know. And he had great availability. And then he approaches like, hey, why don't I, why don't we try a sponsorship? And then recently we formalized it into an agreement. So, like, I'm happy to help the guy out. You know, I'm not going to push any crap on you though. The Valley Company, Subsidiary of Walter Kidde & Co., Inc., Mirco Playfields, Tim Kitzrow, Scott Danesi. Chit Mangum and another two of John's main big coders, Christopher Hammer and Daniel Friedman. Staff Group Co. Knapp Arcade, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams, Straight Out the Middle, www.flipnoutpinball.com The Willy Winka Show, Knapp Arcade, Straight Down the Middle, Bally Williams, Straight Down the Middle, No non-refundable deposits. Whatever. So, I also want to say that we're, me and Matt Pinball are going to be in a booth at Expo hopefully and we're going to bring one of those ball-eating mods for the Jaws Premium. He's going to bring a machine, I'm going to bring the mod, we're going to put them together and then people at Expo on the show floor can come by the Don's Pinball Podcast slash Matt Pinball booth and play the ball-eating mod for the Premium machine and I think that would be super fun. So, we want to do that for folks. We think it'll be cool. He's sending me some new t-shirts. atl이어gguiro tease
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    the official www.willywonka.com The way things are coming, Monica, my wife, would really like to open up a pinball location in our town, so maybe that's something that some of these extra games can go to. Anyway, I'm completely exhausted. I'm going to post this for everybody, and then I'm going to go to sleep. So thanks so much for supporting. You people on Patreon are amazing. If you throw $5 in my tip jar, you legends sending $20 or more. I love it, and I want to keep up the content for you guys. You let me know what you want me to do, and I'll go make it. Let me know what interviews you want me to land, and I'll go grab them. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more videos like this one. mtubは fairel v ό 뭐가las ikuwomala iiui iblack triljektets Dual Produtta Odde ger temna sefit I'm having a good time though. I'm having a good time. So be cool to yourself and others. Play some pinballs. John Wick. It's here, man. And it's good. I think it's going to be really good. Later. 1