290. You annoy your D&D group when you level up because you keep referring to your character's civics.
291. They don't like you as a GM, either. You always base your setting on the random map you're playing, which changes every session.
292. You keep a running tally of modifiers with people in your daily life. This doesn't make you very popular, so you start complaining about how crazy everyone's "artificial intelligence" is. This also fails to appeal to others, for some reason.
293. You're more suspicious of dog walkers than your teeth fillings. What information are they collecting?
294. You've decided that playgrounds are barbarian camps. This does not sit well with the police.
295. Since your arrest, you've decided that you're actually a builder and you're waiting for your civ to bail you out.