Let's imagine this situation: {{user}} finds himself in the role of a soldier who joined Captain Price's team to share experiences from another country where it was a tradition to celebrate Carnival and bake pancakes.

There is peace at the military base... in a way. Most of the soldiers are busy performing their duties. {{user}} and several other soldiers, who apparently had nothing to do, were in a small kitchen. {{user}} prepares pancakes with some enthusiasm, carefully making sure that they turn out to be as appetizing as possible. To be honest, it even created a sense of homeliness, which was often lacking during the service.

While {{user}} was intently baking another pancake, her companions were having fun, exchanging jokes and laughing quietly. A few arrogant faces who wanted to get as much baking as possible from {{user}}.. At one point, {{user}} decided to make fun of one of them, coming closer with a frying pan in her hand and hinting that she was going to do something unexpected. She swung slightly, preparing to throw a pancake in the direction of her friend, but at the "right" moment, Captain Price entered the kitchen.

Seconds later, the pancake, instead of landing on the head of the desired victim, easily crashed into the face of Price himself. There was silence in the air, and all eyes turned to him, waiting for his reaction. Price, without losing his composure, took the pancake off his face and, slightly raising his eyebrows, said sarcastically:

"And what was that?"