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Bill Gates’ Last Day at Microsoft
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By ⋅ January 7, 2008

This hilarious video lampoons what Bill Gates’ last day at Microsoft will be like. It was shown yesterday at the International CES conference, where Bill Gates was the pre-show keynote speaker.


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