We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sun — Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sun — Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sun — Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sun — Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sun — Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
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We live during a time in which some shoppers shiver all Thanksgiving night only to trample one another to death in a sunrise race through the electronics store to buy gaming consoles that allow them to create avatars of themselves.

— Joe Dilley, The Game Is Playing Your Kid: How to Unplug and Reconnect in the Digital Age
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