So what do I get when I beat everyone?" I said. " ?" Corey shook his head. "Do you need a wide-load sign for transporting that ego? Fine. Beat all of us and I'll kiss you." "Speaking of egos…" "Beat us and we'll install more holds over there." Daniel pointed to a tougher and higher section of the rock face ten feet down, then looked at me. "How's that?" I smiled. "Game on.
In a playful exchange, the protagonist challenges the competitive atmosphere among friends, questioning what the rewards are for winning their climbing contest. Corey's sarcastic response highlights the bravado of the protagonist, suggesting they might need a "wide-load sign" for their inflated ego. However, the friendly banter continues, adding humor to the challenge.
Daniel joins in by presenting an incentive for the protagonist: if they win, new holds will be added to...
