40+ years and I still haven’t mastered all those buttons. Today we look back at the 1981 Williams classic, DEFENDER
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That was a good Podcast, Flack. I remember in elementary school there was this BarBQ restaurant that was near where I live. I remember going to the the BarBQ restaurant a few times, namely to get the potato salad. There were a few arcades in the restaurant, but I think they were upstairs.
When I was in the 3rd grade, the owner sadly passed a way. Sad but true, there was a PacMan arcade cabinet that was left abandoned outside the restaurant. I remember my father brought the cabinet home. Yet, the cabinet was already corroded. The only thing that was salvageable was just the Pacman marquee. I still have the Pacman marquee to this day.