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Duke Energy Building

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Rumor is that the lights on the Duke Energy building will change to whatever color team currently holds the gym there in Pokemon GO!
Can anyone in charlotte actually confirm this?  I know they've messed with their colors for our games before.

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I work for them and can't find anything on our intranet site about that. It seems kind of silly, but its lights on a building for PR purposes, so theres a decent chance that it is true.

 

However I doubt it would conflict with the colors for home games, millions of people watching TV looking at it is going to be more important.

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11 hours ago, cookinwithgas said:

I work for them and can't find anything on our intranet site about that. It seems kind of silly, but its lights on a building for PR purposes, so theres a decent chance that it is true.

 

However I doubt it would conflict with the colors for home games, millions of people watching TV looking at it is going to be more important.

You work for them?  I'll make sure to look for you :)

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14 hours ago, pstall said:

I think this Pokémon go thing is what the Mayans were predicting.

Maybe.  It's gotten me and my girlfriend to go for walks after work instead of watching netflix all night.

It has also gotten me into learning to manipulate android OS at the root level.

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