Chris Eating Kambing Naan: LEOPoly 2.0

It all started with a pact. It was a pact unlike any other. Nothing copyright about it. It didn't mirror the Three Musketeers or rival the Powerpuff Girls. No, it was no such thing.

But this is a story of a terrific trio. And that's about it.

Afnan

Surin (Kambing)

Walking past a booth, these two masterminds had the entire thing planned out. LEOPoly, a giant boardgame modelled after Monopoly was open for registration.The genius idea that started it all. Catching whiff of an idea, one of them had the courage to propose an idea. An idea that would spark more ideas!

"Hey guys, let's join LEOPoly and NOT tell Chris about it!"

Chris

And so their fate was sealed.

And Chris Eating Kambing Naan was born.

30th September, 2014

The group walks into the Sports Hall, not expecting much of the LEO Clubs ingenious idea of bringing to life a Monopoly game, only to be greeted by this:

They take one look around, Kambing trying to figure out the rules, Afnan attempting to make sense of the board, and Chris went to the bathroom.

After being briefed on the rules, they settled on a rather simple strategy: Gamble the shit out of everything, Someone handed Kambing the dice and he was then known as "The Dice Roller". Afnan stood on the board and was hence named, "The Big Boss." Chris got lost somewhere in the middle and well.. there was only one position left at this stage so he became, "The Dealer." (At this point, Chris whispers into the writers' ear, begging to be named the writer. We'll now refer to him as Mellon Lord.)

So, Mellon Lord walks to the banker...

Oh sorry, 'The Dealer' walks to the banker and collects 150 Million start up cash.

The dice was rolled and they scored a 4.

Just their luck, they land on Income Tax and lost 10 Million on their first go. OF course, the only way to top that misfortune was to add in a reckless move- of which they moved on to buy Gucci, losing all their money in the process.

Good call, Mellon Lord.

Unwilling to be fazed by their amazing stroke of luck, they ploughed on through the game, battling tough negotiations, rules that didn't make much sense, and mini-games that hurt the very essence of their souls.