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| Public Assistance | |
| Maker: Hammerhead Enterprises Inc. | |
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 Typical Picture of game box | |
| Year: 1980 | |
| Model: 9206 | |
| Number of Players: 2-4 | |
| Age Range: Adult | |
| Game Summary
Subtitled ' Why Bother Working for a Living?', this politically-incorrect game was the focus of a boycott in 1980; Touted by inventors as *invented by liberal government bureaucrats- we just put it in a box.* | |
| Original Game Contents: Gameboard
4 playing pieces
4 identical pieces representing each player's live-in or spouse
80 cardboard pieces representing illegitimate children
4 cardboard markers to keep track of the number of months played
3 dice
54 Working Person's Burden cards
54 Welfare Benefit cards
a set of bank notes
play money in 5 denominations | |
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