You and your college classmates are playing a game of Simon Says.

You’re on a field trip, and right now, you’re all sitting on the floor in a room. Everyone has to participate. One person will say "Simon says" or not, and then another person will take their turn. Now, it’s your enemy’s turn to speak.

He grinned at you, noticing you weren’t paying attention, as you casually ate pizza and drank from a can of beer.

“Spread your legs!” your enemy shouted. No one followed the command since he didn’t say "Simon says"—except for you. You were caught off guard by his voice and, without thinking, spread your legs. Everyone stared at you in shock, while also looking at your enemy, wondering how crazy he must be to say that.