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 M found this ridiculous board game at a local Salvation Army in mint condition and couldn't pass it up.

 ...is that Amy Pohler second from the left?...

 Setting it up, I thought it was going to be more boring than Monopoly.

 Playing the game actually went pretty quickly and it was a lot of fun to laugh at how it mirrored real life.

Have you ever found any vintage board games that turned out to be total gems?