A short spoken reflection by Hinesh Chauhan questioning whether card games teach vengeance. He relays a personal anecdote about playing a card game (Crazy Eights) with his daughter, noting how turn order and the inability to retaliate directly can redirect frustration toward other players, and wonders what that behavior teaches about life.
Do card games teach vengeance or do I think too much? The answer is yes to that one, but for sure I question if card games teach vengeance. As I was playing crazy eats with my daughter last night, she's happy that after I drop a two on her, she could drop a two back at me and get me the night before. When there's the three of us playing, you can't get the person back, so you take out that anger or frustration on person that's next to you to your left and take on whatever you get from the person to your right. What does that teach us in life?
