Millions of people have been hooked to the hype of 'Pokemon Go" as soon as it was first released months before. The idea of catching your own Pokemon from your area, training these Pokemon and having your very own gym has alluded certain players worldwide, and that includes the Prime Minister of Norway.
Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg has been recently caught playing "Pokemon Go" while attending a debate in parliament. Solberg who is the leader of the Conservative Party was caught playing the augmented reality game while the Liberal Party's leader, Trine Skei Grande, was giving her speech.
Grande was supportive as well when she responded via Twitter that roughly translates to "She heard what I said. We, ladies, can do two things at the same time, you know" with a winking emoji. It comes off as no surprise as Grande was also seen playing "Pokemon Go" during a recent hearing about shutdowns of military bases in the country.
The Prime Minister was known to enjoy her lot on cellphone games as she once proclaimed her love for Candy Crush Saga and bragged to the press that she had already cleared up 300 levels as of that point. In her own words, she says that playing Candy Crush was relaxing as it was uncomplicated, and that was way back in 2014; it turns out her gaming habits still have not died down.
According to Quartz, the Prime Minister's love for Pokemon Go is no secret as she had confessed her love in August while she was on an official trip towards Slovakia. Solberg says that she really walked in order to hatch some eggs (some of them required 10km to hatch), and hunt some Pokemon whilst on foreign land with, of course, her body guards just to be safe.
