(S6) - Weekend PT 4 - Game Night

[RedCydranth]

Games are something that brings locker rooms together. Or divide them if you have a very competitive set of team mates. One instance of this happened during Season 2 of the NSFL. Marc Spector was a rookie in the Locker Room and the team thought it would be a fun time to play the game Scattergories. If you're unfamiliar, the concept is simple. There's a series of 12 categories, like "Celebrities" "Things found at the beach" or "School Subjects". Then a die with a bunch of letters is rolled and whatever letter comes up, all players have to write down one thing from each of the 12 categories that begins with that letter. Well, the letter T was rolled and one of the categories was "Parts of a Car" and Marc put down "Truck Bed" and it was met with mediocre response. But one player in particular, Bradley Westfield was quite vocal that a truck bed was not a CAR part. Marc pointed to the El Camino being a car with a truck bed. Westfield contended that even if the El Camino counted, that it was part of the frame, not an individual part. Eventually Marc gave up and no point was awarded. Later in the game an L was rolled and the category "Found on a Map" was one of the selected. Westfield put "Low Mountains". Spector became quite adamant that Low Mountains are not a thing, and that those are simply referred to as hills. The two argued until everyone else decided this game was not worth playing and quit. It's still a point of contention between Westfield and Spector with Low Mountains and Truck Beds.

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