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Chatting the tech news of the week including WWE Thunderdome, new Chrome tabs, the Covid-19 testing robot and more as The Verge's Kim Lyons joins Katie Dudas, John Chichilla and Mike Sorg!

• Kim brings us the frightening visual of the Covid-19 Testing Robot
• Chilla likes the new Google Chrome Tab Groups feature
• Katie and Sorg are marveling at the improvement to WWE's shows with the WWE Thunderdome built into Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida
• Doug in the group shares the Duolink SpeakerBuds, but we're too burned by Kickstarter gadgets
• Students taking a gap year can learn from global Googlers and Xooglers (ex-Googlers) at Xoogler University
• We update on the Epic vs Apple confrontation, and see that Microsoft is coming for an assist to help save Unreal Engine!
• Nvidia GeForce Now is playable on ChromeOS...and and Chrome browser with a trick...
• A drive-through 'Stranger Things' experience in LA is coming
• YouTube using tech to monitor video content since employees sent home due to covid

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The State Your Line guys drop in for a crossover podcast. We dive deep into the fast food world to find the ultimate champion. Not the most iconic, but the BEST fast food item. Enjoy and let the fatty calories wash over you!

Drive thru is on the lips of many restaurant operators today, as the model has proved to be mostly immune to the coronavirus pandemic. And drive thru certainly stands to factor into future restaurant growth, possibly even as a part of the full-service restaurant industry.
Scooter's Coffee has been growing primarily through a drive-thru-only kiosk model since 1998—a model that CEO Todd Graeve says protected it from the worse effects of the Great Recession and is helping it survive the coronavirus pandemic as well. Graeve joins the podcast to discuss the drive-thru kiosk model, how Scooter's is bringing it up to speed with technological innovations, and why the model is such a great fit for potential franchisees (such a good fit, in fact, that Scooter's was recently named to QSR's Best Franchise Deals).

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