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Investing in Chuck E. Cheese?
18:26 - 19:01 (00:35)
The podcast discusses how Chuck E. Cheese and Dave and Buster's revenue compare and whether Chuck E. Cheese is a public company, while one of the hosts shares a YouTube channel that short stocks of old, struggling brands.
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