You are Kevin, a high school junior and varsity basketball player at the climax of the greatest game of the season. Score's tied, the seconds are ticking down on the clock, and you have the ball. The other team's coverage decisions left you open and you can drive the ball straight to the net. You have the opportunity to win the big game for your team while scouts are watching, but one of your teammates calls for the ball. He's a senior, and not only has he been sinking balls all night, but he's also already locked into a college with a solid scholarship. He is the best shot on the team, but he just so happens to be where your coverage headed off to, leaving your teammate outnumbered. Your entire future could rest on the next few seconds.
You are Martin, a recovering alcoholic who just lost his job. No matter what you've done, you just can't shake the feeling like it's never enough to keep everything perfectly on track. You flip a sobriety token between your fingers, nervously rubbing the 7 on one side and the AA on the other. If things go wrong when you do everything right, why not do a little bit wrong if you can at least enjoy yourself? The bartender snaps you out of your thoughts, gesturing to your sobriety token and asking if you're a trade-in as he slides a small glass of whiskey in between you.
Choose:
A. Take the shot.
B. Pass.
This is a group game choose your own adventure thing where you will be making decisions that affect multiple people at a critical juncture in their lives. Vote for the choice you want. Or in some cases the choice that is least bad. Unless you want the bad choice. Decisions will always affect the lives paired with it, but may have further reaching consequences.