Would You Give Up National Parks for Free WiFi?
December 24, 2019
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as posted by the channelAmerica’s green spaces are beautiful, awe-inspiring places. They are also potentially up for sale. The current presidential administration has advocated selling off lands for energy exploration.
In this episode of Fake Focus Group, our phony proctor Sameer presents a bogus plan to take over public greenspaces in exchange for free universal basic Internet service. Even though the Internet is integral to our day to day life, is it worth the price of losing their beloved park space? Let’s see.
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