- Two brothers took part in a race across over 200 Legos and mouse traps
- They raced to a table and back three times to get plastic forks while blindfolded
- Video shows the painful moments the traps snap on their hands and feet
Sibling rivalry is something that always surfaces during family holiday games.
But these brothers may have taken it one step too far while showing off their competitive sides.
A video shows the pair painfully racing across over 200 pieces of Lego and multiple mouse traps while blindfolded, much to the delight of everyone at their party.
A video shows two brothers racing across over 200 Legos and multiple mouse traps while blindfolded
A relative explained the game to the camera while the brothers prepared for their bizarre competition.
‘These two men have to cross across this and get three forks from this table, one at a time,’ she said.
‘And the winner wins and the loser loses,’ she explained sarcastically.
In the video the men painfully struggle to cross the treacherous landscape, yelping in pain whenever a trap snaps closed on one of their toes.
One of the men was wearing a Make America Great Again hat, but he didn’t appear to be doing too well as he fell victim to multiple traps.
In the video the men painfully struggle to cross the treacherous landscape, yelping in pain whenever a trap snaps closed on one of their toes
When they reach the table with the plastic forks on it, the men must avoid strategically placed mousetraps and grab a utensil.
After three torturous trips back and forth, one of the brothers is crowned the winner, thrilling his young daughter watching the race.
The brothers took part in the race on November 26, likely during Thanksgiving festivities with their families.
The race occurred in the U.S., but the exact location is currently unknown.
They had to grab forks off a table while trying to avoid mouse traps. Their families cheered them on