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Input: So, I let my kids pick out a couple toys at Target for a few reasons, including them just being awesome kids.  One of the things my 11 year old picks out is this little Tetris arcade machine. He's pretty excited about it. Plays it here and there.  Fast forward to the weekend and we get a challenge going - who can get the higher score. 

He plays and gets about 6k. Talks some smack before and after. But, says if I beat that, I have to beat his best score of 20k.

Alright. 

I play and wipe the 6k goal. He starts checking in every so often. I keep going. Passed the 20k goal. Still going strong.  At this point, he's kinda stopped asking where I was but still checks a couple times.

At 100k, I start to feel like I'm beating a sad, dead horse to death.  He seems kinda quiet.  I make it to 130k and could keep going but, instead, stack the blocks to fail.

He seems too quiet still. At this point, I feel like I went way overboard and maybe destroyed his enthusiasm for the game.  

I'm the asshole here, aren't I?

destroying my kid's new handheld Tetris high score