Original sentence: From his birth to his evetual death, this man has proved that you don't have to look good, dress good, or be good at something to be a complete Douchebag.HES A TOTAL FREAKIN' DOUCHEBAG
Edited sentence: Already a dominant pinball player, he was at first uninterested in video games appearing in the early 80s until he noticed that "everyone was standing around the Donkey Kong machine and I wanted that attention".Also from 2007, Chasing Ghosts: Beyond the Arcade tells the story superstar gamers of the 80s (Mitchell being among them) and revisits them to see what has become of them.Evelyn has another daughter who is currently attending Florida State University.In the mid 90s, Mitchell had a short stint as a video game tester at Crystal Dynamics, in Menlo Park, California.Mitchell assumed ownership of the Rickey's chain in the mid-1980s, continuing to own and manage it as of 2009.Mitchell attended the Chaminade Catholic High School in 1983 and soon began work as a manager in the kitchen of his parents' restaurant, "Rickey's World Famous Restaurant".Mitchell began wearing his patriotic ties in response.Mitchell currently lives in Hollywood, Florida with his wife Evelyn and their two children.Mitchell grew up in South Florida and began playing games at age sixteen.Mitchell has been a subject in two documentaries about classic arcade gaming.Mitchell is known for his mullet-like haircut and wearing neckties betokening American patriotism during game competitions.One of his competitors, Rick Fothergill, wore a Canadian flag cape and called himself "Captain Canada".The 2007 documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters tells the story of newcomer Steve Wiebe's attempt to surpass Billy Mitchell's high score at the game Donkey Kong, which Mitchell had set in 1982.The ties stem from his 1999 race to become the first person to achieve a perfect game of Pac-Man