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Pub trivia bans phones by forcing them into a middle pile

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Because trusting adults not to cheat at a casual bar game is a hilariously naive concept. Trivia masters actively enforce the 'phone stack' rule, demanding all devices sit in the exact center of the sticky table. The first person to crack and grab their glowing screen is instantly shamed by the entire venue, effectively using peer pressure as an anti-cheat system.

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