I was in boy scouts many, many years ago with my friend Jacob Bush. We were in elementary school at the time in about fourth grade, and we went to our regularly scheduled wednesday night scout meeting. The leaders decided on a game to play. The game in question was called peanut racing. The rules were to roll the peanut to the other end of the hall the fastest without cracking or breaking the nut with our noses. It was set up like a bracket race. If you win against someone you eliminate them and move on to the next round. After a few races I caught onto a new trick to keep the peanut intact but still go fast. If you put the groove of your nose and the peanut together you could slide the peanut across the floor instead of slowly rolling it.
