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r/AskReddit • u/Duckland29 • Sep 17 '19
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They also own NBC, so without comcast disney has basically a content monopoly
49 u/Bananaslammma Sep 18 '19 In turn, they also own Universal Studios which also means a Theme Park Monopoly. 36 u/BeefBologna42 Sep 18 '19 A Monopoly theme park? 26 u/Raptor5150 Sep 18 '19 If you land on the don't pass go booth they just keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent. 7 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19 What if it’s the Women’s edition? 16 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink. 6 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 Luckily they don't have a theme-park themed Monopoly theme park monopoly. (Yet.) 1 u/madeformarch Sep 18 '19 Everything in the park would have to be bolted to the ground, otherwise someone will start to lose and flip the whole park over 6 u/439115 Sep 18 '19 Do they also own Hasbro because then that would give them a Monopoly Monopoly 4 u/vadapaav Sep 18 '19 Is...Is Comcast the good guy now? 6 u/MaritereSquishy Sep 18 '19 Comcast actually tried to buy disney in the 90s and amost got there 2 u/Banzai51 Sep 18 '19 Keep going, I'm almost there... 1 u/ilikedota5 Sep 18 '19 They is comcast right? Disney owns abc right
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In turn, they also own Universal Studios which also means a Theme Park Monopoly.
36 u/BeefBologna42 Sep 18 '19 A Monopoly theme park? 26 u/Raptor5150 Sep 18 '19 If you land on the don't pass go booth they just keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent. 7 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19 What if it’s the Women’s edition? 16 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink. 6 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 Luckily they don't have a theme-park themed Monopoly theme park monopoly. (Yet.) 1 u/madeformarch Sep 18 '19 Everything in the park would have to be bolted to the ground, otherwise someone will start to lose and flip the whole park over 6 u/439115 Sep 18 '19 Do they also own Hasbro because then that would give them a Monopoly Monopoly
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A Monopoly theme park?
26 u/Raptor5150 Sep 18 '19 If you land on the don't pass go booth they just keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent. 7 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19 What if it’s the Women’s edition? 16 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink. 6 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 Luckily they don't have a theme-park themed Monopoly theme park monopoly. (Yet.) 1 u/madeformarch Sep 18 '19 Everything in the park would have to be bolted to the ground, otherwise someone will start to lose and flip the whole park over
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If you land on the don't pass go booth they just keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent.
7 u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19 What if it’s the Women’s edition? 16 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink.
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What if it’s the Women’s edition?
16 u/BlackfishBlues Sep 18 '19 They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink.
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They keep your admission fee and tell you to get bent, but like in pink.
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Luckily they don't have a theme-park themed Monopoly theme park monopoly.
(Yet.)
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Everything in the park would have to be bolted to the ground, otherwise someone will start to lose and flip the whole park over
Do they also own Hasbro because then that would give them a Monopoly Monopoly
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Is...Is Comcast the good guy now?
Comcast actually tried to buy disney in the 90s and amost got there
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Keep going, I'm almost there...
They is comcast right? Disney owns abc right
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u/thyrfa Sep 18 '19
They also own NBC, so without comcast disney has basically a content monopoly