 rest sound like she’s assembling endtimes magnetic fridge poetry. As a mum, Leadsom would like her hands on the nuclear codes. She likes to retreat to cooking the Sunday roast, which – contrary to what you may have heard – is not always a homosexual. This homespun hard-arse stuff is pushed with sledgehammer deliberateness – an attempt to position her as Brexit’s Bisto mum.

Which leaves us with Theresa May. Has it really come to this? Yes. Yes, I’m afraid it has. There are few neater indicators of quite how far we’ve travelled over the past 14 days than to find so many people, particularly non-Tory voters, now actively yearning for it to be Theresa May. “Christ,” muttered one friend with wry despair, “I now want this more than I did Obama.” Yup, we’re all realpolitikos now. Stick a fork in my dreams. They’re done. Many say arcades are dead. We check out a handful of locations that are keeping them alive.

When arcade game manufacturers produced cabinets in the '80s, they made them to be placed in all sorts of arcades, malls and other areas of young-skewing entertainment. Fast forward to 2015, and while arcades aren't as prevalent — or as popular — as they once were, they're still hanging around.

And within these locations, new business models are developing. Many traditional arcades are changing their ways, moving away from the coin-based business model that has long been part of the arcade ecosystem. Meanwhile, combination arcade bars are springing up across the country, bringing their own methods of monetizing games with them, along with other changes to pull the machines in line with more adult — and modern — usage. Like cupholders. Early arcade manufacturers didn't quite have the foresight to include a place for people to set their beers, and adding the cupholders hopefully convinces patrons that those expensive machines aren't the best place for setting (or potentially spilling) your drink. "People will do crazy things, obviously, when they are drinking, and I guess there's no difference when it comes to playing video games and drinking," says Chris Horne, Kung Fu Saloon's chief game curator. For many arcades, though, it's a balancing act between old technology and modern business models. To stay afloat, the money has to come from somewhere, and
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 Which leaves us with Theresa May. Has it truly come to this? Yes. Yes, I ’m afraid it has. There are few neater indicator of quite how far we ’ve travelled over the past 14 days than to find so many citizenry, particularly non - Tory voters, now actively yearning for it to be Theresa May. “ Christ, ” muttered one supporter with wry despair, “ I now want this more than I did Obama. ” Yup, we ’re all realpolitikos now. Stick a fork in my dreams. They ’re done. Many say arcades are dead. We check out a handful of locations that are keeping them alive. 

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 rest_sound like_she’s assembling endtimes magnetic_fridge poetry._As_a mum,_Leadsom_would like her_hands on the_nuclear codes. She likes_to retreat to_cooking_the Sunday roast, which – contrary to what you may have heard – is_not_always a_homosexual._This_homespun hard-arse stuff is pushed_with sledgehammer deliberateness – an_attempt to_position her as Brexit’s Bisto mum.

Which leaves us_with_Theresa May. Has_it really come to this? Yes. Yes, I’m afraid_it has. There are few neater_indicators of quite_how_far_we’ve travelled over the_past 14 days than to find_so many people, particularly non-Tory voters,_now actively yearning for it to be_Theresa May. “Christ,” muttered one friend_with wry despair, “I now_want this_more than I did Obama.”_Yup, we’re all_realpolitikos now._Stick a fork_in my dreams. They’re done. Many_say arcades are_dead. We check out a handful_of_locations that are_keeping_them_alive.

When arcade_game manufacturers produced_cabinets_in the_'80s,_they made them to be placed_in_all sorts of arcades, malls and other_areas of young-skewing entertainment._Fast_forward to 2015, and_while arcades aren't as prevalent_— or as popular — as_they once_were, they're_still hanging around.

And within these locations, new business models are developing._Many traditional arcades are changing their_ways, moving away from_the coin-based_business_model that has_long_been part_of the arcade ecosystem. Meanwhile, combination arcade_bars are_springing up across the country, bringing_their own methods of_monetizing_games with them, along with other_changes to pull the machines in_line with more adult —_and_modern_— usage. Like cupholders. Early_arcade manufacturers didn't quite have the_foresight to include_a place for people to set their_beers,_and adding the cupholders hopefully convinces_patrons_that those expensive machines aren't the_best_place_for setting (or potentially spilling)_your drink. "People will do crazy_things, obviously, when they are drinking, and I guess_there's no difference_when it comes to playing_video_games_and drinking," says Chris Horne, Kung Fu Saloon's chief game_curator. For_many arcades, though,_it's a balancing act between old technology and modern business_models. To stay afloat, the money has_to come from somewhere, and