Logistics

"Those pieces of paper will be placed in the hat, and Nicole has to randomly pick one."

"Then, round two of the game begins, which is essentially the same thing. If the paper says 'private,' she has to pick from a new hat a piece of paper that shows with whom she is going to fuck. We have to sort out that part first by figuring out who is down to fuck with her. I know Sarah suggested the football team: I'm sure if we call some of them they would be willing. If Nicole isn't willing, we say that we are going to release that lovely video to the whole school. If the person she chooses out of the hat isn't willing, we say she has to find a way to make them willing, or we release the video to the whole school!"

Your anticipation is building. There were so many possibilities, so many things that could happen.

"Oohh, let's brainstorm and figure out who else!" Sarah replied.

You four take a couple of slips of paper and start thinking of people, or groups of people that you want to add to the hat if 'private' was chosen.

After five minutes, you laid them all out. There were plenty of slips. Some of the ones that caught you attention were "football team member(s)," "girls swim team member(s)," "Principle" (all tall, large, fat, old black man), "Janitor(s)" (there were a lot of janitors... it could be anyone of them), "the geek(s)" (which you assume could be anyone, but if it got chosen, more details would be given), "Dad" (that one sounded...bad), "Rex" (who the fuck is that???), "Police Officer(s)" (now how was that going to work out...), "HellHog member(s)" (they were a biker gang on the other side of town... that could turn ugly), "17th Street Gang member(s)" (now that just seems stupid... they were a crazy, fucked up gang you hear horrible stories about on the news all the time...).

"This is looking like a nice list guys," Tom says, not at all phased by some of the members on it. "The next thing she draws from hat should be what she has to do. Now, it would be boring if she only had to do one thing, so let's make her draw three things that she HAS to do. We can get creative, but we should also be fair. For example, some of the slips should say 'PASS,' meaning that she has one less thing she has to do. Also, some of you hinted at the possibility of having her do more than one person from a group. We should have her pick a number from a hat (using more slips of paper) that determines the amount. What should the max be?"

"That sounds both fun, and fair," Matt says. The manner in which he says it seems almost too calm, as if nothing you guys are doing is wrong in any way, you note. "Let's have the numbers be 1-10, 15, and 20." Nobody objects. That's a lot of people. She would be DESTROYED, you think to yourself.

"I think there should be another slip, guys. This slip should mean that she has to do EVERYTHING that's in the hat. We can just put a smiley face on it or something," Miranda shocks you all by saying. Yet, nobody objects.

"We can also have some slips in the hat that says "25%," "50%," and "75%." That's the percentage of tasks she has to complete from the hat. It doesn't matter which ones she completes, but she has to complete at least that percentage," you say, almost shocked that you came up with the idea. Again, nobody objects.

"Great ideas, people. Now we're scheming. Let's start thinking of the tasks then!" Tom responds.