“Stop carrying away the electronics parts, you’re supposed to carry the recycling!”
“We need SOMETHING to practice that doesn’t break my foot yet also can survive a drop, preferably something that’s less useful than robot parts. Don’t electronics parts fit that?”
“No, but I think Chief Delphi fits the bill quite nicely.”
”Wait wait wait, You are saying our robot should not be able to be useful outside the realm of FRC. So you want to remove the components of this useful box moving robot into one that places pool noodles into eight feet tall garbage cans.”
Getting the robot to do the heavy lifting instead of the students may be quite an ambitious project for a second-year team, but they seem to be pulling it off quite well. Next step: profit.
When you realize the 2003 game is a lot like your shirt:
The game is called Stack Attack, implying you win by stacking, but the best play involved preventing stacks.
The shirt says “Polo Jeans Co.,” but the guy is wearing a T-shirt and gym shorts instead.