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1. That's like 5-10 minutes from where I grew up.
B. Baby's first birthday is coming up. We're going to the park. Cake and presents. Maybe 5-10 people there. Wrap it all up in 60 minutes.
 
They need to allow their customers to carry guns. That would make things safer.

Only as long as your gun is linked to you the same way you are linked to your kid(s): With an invisible ink and scanner.

Hot take: Chuck E. Cheese is kinda fun. I'd never been to one before my daughter became old enough to go to birthday parties there. Once in a while, on a rainy day, it's fun to go there, play some Skee Ball and load the kid up on bad food and worse prizes.
 
Only as long as your gun is linked to you the same way you are linked to your kid(s): With an invisible ink and scanner.

Hot take: Chuck E. Cheese is kinda fun. I'd never been to one before my daughter became old enough to go to birthday parties there. Once in a while, on a rainy day, it's fun to go there, play some Skee Ball and load the kid up on bad food and worse prizes.

It’s a good rainy day spot, for sure. But I can absolutely see the potential for **** to go down there.
 
We have some knock off Chuck E. Cheese type places that are sans beer. Never any problems with them.
 
I really want to know how they got from Point A to Point B there. It would be an absolutely fascinating sociological study.

My daughter loved Chuck E. Cheese when she was 4-5. And I could hit the video games.
 

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