Alright, so I decided to mess around with this “chubb uga” thing today. I wasn’t really sure what to expect, honestly. I just saw it trending and figured, why not?
First, I spent like, twenty minutes just trying to figure out what it even was. Seriously, the descriptions were all over the place. Some people said it was a game, others said it was some kind of challenge. It was a mess.
Eventually, I think I figured out the basic idea. It seems to be about, like, stacking things? Or balancing them? I’m still not 100% sure, but that’s the vibe I got.
I started simple. I grabbed some random stuff from around my desk – a couple of pens, a stapler, a small notebook. You know, just to get a feel for it.
- First, I tried stacking the pens. That was… surprisingly tricky. They kept rolling!
- Then I tried to balance the notebook on top of the stapler. It fell. A lot.
- Finally, I managed to get the stapler, notebook, and one pen all stacked. It wasn’t pretty, but hey, it stood!
After messing around with the desk stuff, I got a little more ambitious. I went into the kitchen and grabbed a few potatoes. Don’t ask me why potatoes, it just seemed like a good idea at the time.
The potato stacking was… a whole different level of difficult. They’re all different shapes and sizes! It was like playing a weird, lumpy version of Tetris.
The Great Potato Tower (Attempt #1)
I tried several different strategies for the potato. Tried to make a wide base. Tried to find the “perfect” center of gravity. Kept failing. Potatoes everywhere.
The Great Potato Tower (Attempt #2)
I start again, carefully select the potato, and gently putting them one by one. And it is working! Oh my god, and it falls.
So, yeah, that’s my “chubb uga” experience so far. It’s kinda dumb, kinda fun, and definitely frustrating. I might try it again later with some different objects. Maybe some fruit? Or some… I don’t know, socks? We’ll see.
I will try again and share my results next time.
