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    Your T-shirt tales

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    Atari, my favorite t-shirt

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    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Chris Mullen has a few vintage shirts that resonate with him. He says his Atari shirt reminds him of his childhood. 'Playing games like Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Breakout was an incredible experience and of course pioneered the gaming industry. I'm not an active gamer now, but as an entrepreneur, I appreciate when a company helps creates a new market,' he said. He says people have attachments to things like t-shirts because they are associated to a special memory. 'My wife hordes concert t-shirts dating back more than twenty years. Heck, I had accumulated so many shirts, I turned twenty of them into a quilt so I wouldn't have to trash them,' he said.
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    It represents my childhood and reminds me how simplicity and imagination can pioneer a new age. As the entrepreneur of a startup that's inspiring.

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