Approach a podium at the end of the hall.

You make your way to one end of the large room where a large gathering of people is excitedly clamoring around something. As you get closer you can make out a confident voice shouting over the din, "Ladies and gentlemen, step right up and give the wheel a spin! 100 coins just for participating! C'mon, don't be shy! Grand prize is 1,500! Silver prize is 500! 3/30 odds, that's 1 in 10 spins direct payout! Step right up!"

A large prize wheel sits on the podium, only the announcer standing beside it. The crowd, though watching excitedly, seems very **** to take his offer. You squint at the wheel, its flashing colors and lights momentarily dazzling you before you get a better look at the words on it.

True to the announcers word, there were several cash prizes scattered about the wheel but there are far more that are simply some ominous saying or phrase. You feel like you've been around the block and know some things but half of the "prizes" sounded so outlandish you have to question if they were being literal or using euphemisms, "Downunder jalepeño shot?"

"You don't want that one." A grizzled man answers so quickly and with such conviction that you give him a sidelong glance. He has a far look in his eye, as though reliving some terrible memory.

You'd had spicy booze in your college years: it wasn't that bad.

Probably best to assume they're euphemisms then. Hm... was it worth trying?