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# 22 – The Daily Show – Burning Man Paradox, Walmart’s Wage Cuts, Sports Simulator Venues, Attraction Value and Jimmy Buffett’s Legacy

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Prepare to place your assumptions under the microscope as we dissect the shockwaves triggered by Walmart’s decision to reduce wages for new hires. We’re taking a deep dive into the paradox that is Burning Man – a celebration of anti-capitalism requiring a whole lot of capital. We’ll also consider the festival’s potential transformation into a commercial event akin to South by Southwest.

In the second half, we shift the spotlight to the world of sports simulator venues. We’ll examine how the 24/7 business model has been adopted by different industries, and how it might revolutionize the sports simulation market. Amidst all this, we’re going to address an intriguing mystery – why is Hershey Park listed as one of the least valuable attractions? We’ll also pay homage to the enduring impact of Jimmy Buffett’s empire. And before we wrap up, don’t forget to join the lively discussions on our LBX Collective Discord. As always, we appreciate your company, and wish all LBXers a fantastic weekend.

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The brainchild of two location-based experience enthusiasts, Christine Buhr and Brandon Willey, the LBX Collective aims to inform and educate, create opportunities to connect with industry peers, and to spur collaboration, discourse, and cross-pollination of ideas.

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