Bus Simulator: Ultimate Gaming Chair Edition

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Bus Simulator: Ultimate Gaming Chair Edition

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BEHOLD! The pinnacle of gaming ergonomics - a BUS SEAT mounted on wheels! Because nothing says "I'm a serious developer" like coding on what is essentially public transportation furniture! The ultimate budget hack for those who spend 18 hours debugging and want that authentic "I fell asleep on the bus and woke up in another city" experience. The patterned fabric even comes pre-installed with mysterious stains of unknown origin - for that EXTRA immersive gameplay! Who needs $500 gaming chairs when you can feel like you're commuting to work while never leaving your room?!

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