
Naturally, you're in the lead. You're won every challenge, crushing the opposition. You've blown past Tommy "Thunder" Lewis and Hannah "The Hammer" McCaffery with a frightening fury not seen since your Wild and Crazy Kids days. Mike O'Malley has called you a "Monsterus Extremeus" on more than one occasion. You're so fast, you broke Moe's stopwatch. Nothing can stop you now. The win is yours for the taking, and the only thing standing in your way is the Aggro Crag.
Dark and foreboding, it looms over the soundstage with a quiet doom. You stand at the beginning of your identical side of the mountain and gaze up at its summit, its fake rocks and ample handholds taunting you mercilessly. You crouch down into a tiger-like stance, hungry for inevitable victory, practically tasting that gold medal. So what if it's plastic? It's not like you're ever going to take it off.
The signal is given. You take off like a helmeted bat out of hell. You tear up the face of the crag, smacking the targets, barreling past storms of distracting glitter and confetti, brushing styrofoam boulders aside as if they were made out of even lighter styrofoam. You see nothing but the end. Your opponents are tiny, pathetic ants behind you, struggling and blinded by the dizzying array of lights. Your muscles burning, you pull yourself up over the final particle board obstacle, stand up triumphantly, and pound the target with a force previously unseen anywhere within the confines of Universal Studios Florida.
But...why the sudden hush settling over the crowd? Why so many shaking heads? Why is Hannah "The Hammer" so damn excited when she reaches the top? Why is your mother crying? There's only one way to find out: go to Moe for the official results.
And that's when you see it. The lonely, dark, unactuated actuator. Sitting there at the bottom of your identical side of the mountain, dejected and forgotten. Your entire existence crumbles in that singular moment. How could you have been so STUPID? You've been training for this your entire life! You're the best damn kickball player in your entire gym class! You even installed a bungee cord in your backyard! Sure, its usage permanently injured your little brother, but such setbacks were all supposed to be worth it in the end! And now, this!
Devastated, you begrudgingly take your place upon the third place platform, tears stinging your eyes. The ONLY way for this to STATISTICALLY happen was for you to come in third on the Crag, and that's exactly what you've done. You can't even look Moe in the eye. As Hannah "The Hammer" raises up her Piece Of The Rock over her head in exuberance, all you can do is hang your head in shame. You have brought nothing but disgrace to Soundstage 21. Just take your third-place BK Knights prize and go.
So if you want to suck, miss an actuator on the Aggro Crag. You may have made it onto Guts, but it turns out that you do do do do not, in fact, have it.
by Susanna Wolff at Columbia
by How To Suck At Life
by Cyanide & Happiness
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