You snatched your package at your front door and urgently disappeared back into your home, running up to your room in the first floor taking stairs by two.
You cannot wait, what the hell is inside. You heard on the grapevine that this is the first BAS airdrop ever, this thing better be worth it.

You sit down to your desk, painfully oblivious of the mess creeping up on you for the last few days – banana getting a bit too ripe, unresolved Rubik's cube or the fact that you didn't dust the room for like three months, who cares, right?

You take the box and cut the duct tape with a dining knife you took in the kitchen when you were rushing up, and open it. For a while you are confused, there is like a thousand pieces of lining inside, probably to keep the package safe.
And then you find it, and you drop your jaw, it's the newest Need for Seed game, HOT PURSUIT.
Damn it you wouldn't expect that, ever. You were scoping the game since it's release a few days ago, but you still haven't had the time to go into a store and buy it – thankfully.

Now you got it, and you love Need for Seed games, they always perfectly resemble what is going on in your line of work, the rush, the greed, the speed, everybody needs everything and you have to be constantly aware of what is happening around you.
There is also a letter in the box, a letter of gratitude? Nice, you read that letter and you feel.. Nice, nice and pleasantly surprised that somebody acknowledges your collector's approach, the fact that you invest your time and money into somebody just to support them.

Now this is a great gift, great airdrop. You gotta rush to work now, but when you are coming back, you are buying a six-pack of Redbulls and you gonna play the hell out of this game through the night, just like with other Need for Seed games when you were still on highschool.

Today is gonna be a good day.