Commander Pod Oblivious to Fact They Just Recreated American Psycho Business Card Scene
When it comes to Magic, it's easy to accidentally recreate the business card scene from Mary Harron's satirical classic, American Psycho.
Escape room designer, comedy show host, satire writer; Jon Ruggiero never misses an opportunity to do weird things for money. He's written for Cracked, Hard Times and Hard Drive, and hopes you enjoy what he writes here.
When it comes to Magic, it's easy to accidentally recreate the business card scene from Mary Harron's satirical classic, American Psycho.
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