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Yelp9 Sectret Pesonal Study (Rated 19 Secret Lesson)an endless stream of customer experiences. Every now and then you get a truly entertaining story.

In May, Yelper GT W. left a hilarious review of Asheville’s Fun Depot, which details his experience playing laser tag with his two friends. It should be noted, all three men were fully grown adults.

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"Came here for laser tag as a group of three young adults," GT wrote on Yelp. "Not surprisingly, our group was heavily outnumbered by 15 small children."

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GT then explains that the group offered to take some of the kids on their team, but the children had a different plan in mind.

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"Nope. "KIDS VS. GROWNUPS!!!" was the endless chant," GT explains.

As you could imagine, the group didn't hold back (look at the evil dude in the center) and the kids lost pretty hard. The final score was a cool, 73,700 to -1,100, but according to a Reddit comment from GT, the kids didn't seem to mind.

Comment from discussion Went to find reviews of the local laser tag arena. Found this gem..

Someday those kids will learn that laser tag is not a game.

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