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You can buy it on Amazon, you can buy it at Best Buy. So you don’t have to build something that’s custom for like California, or Georgia, or Illinois, or New York. .” And the person I’ve talked to said, “Oh, we don’t have an Oculus Go.” ” because an Oculus Go costs $200.
You can buy it on Amazon, you can buy it at Best Buy. So you don't have to build something that's custom for like California, or Georgia, or Illinois, or New York. And the person I've talked to said, "Oh, we don't have an Oculus Go." And I thought "I'm kind of tempted to cancel this call." because an Oculus Go costs $200.
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