Krash, Chiko, and Wally gather in a clearing to play ball. Deciding to play football, Chiko and Wally start the game, but Krash is in no hurry to join them. He suddenly realized that his whole life had been a continuous missed opportunity. After all, if they play football now, they will miss the opportunity to play basketball, volleyball, or other ball games. Then Rosa comes up to them and offers to play rugby, which finally pisses Krash off, and he leaves.
In the evening, Chiko comes to Krash and sees that his room is littered with sheets of paper. Krash informs his friend that he has recorded 3689 outdoor games. He also made a schedule according to which they will be able to play all these games for a year, taking into account sleep breaks. Chiko asks if he took into account food breaks, and Krash, realizing that he forgot about them, goes to redo the schedule. At night, Krash comes to Chiko and informs him that a new game has been invented in Bermuda. Chiko offers to give up this idea, but Krash refuses and leaves.
Some time later, Krash tells Chiko, Wally, and Rosa that he decided to combine several games into one and thus play them simultaneously. After listening to him, his friends tell him that he is too fixated on this. He constantly tells everyone about the games, and he hasn't left the house for a week. The main thing is not what to play, but the process itself. Friends call Krash to play outside, and he joins them.
Tropes
- An Aesop: Play outdoor games.
- Didn't Think This Through: When drawing up his schedule, Krash took into account sleep breaks, but completely forgot about food breaks.
