@MinecatTV On a somewhat more serious response, you haven't mentioned a specific game, so we're all going to assume this is pretty thoughtless
And trust me You don't want to
Jon was hospitalized 28 times as a child. Children's National Hospital helped Jon restore his health and achieve his dreams of being an Olympic athlete.
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When he woke up in September 2011, he did not have a lot of nutrition (he only needed to feed himself a bit of liquid milk and milk powder), and his heart rate was below normal. By the time of his 2008 Summer Gold medal match with the United States in the Summer Sevens, Jon had been severely injured in a car crash. All five of his arms were severely bruised, his wrist shot and he had never seen a player get worse. Jon had been hit by a car, and he was forced to fall more than 20 feet before being dropped off at a hospital.
Jon's friends and coaches would not accept that his leg was seriously injured, so they had him hospitalized, and his team went to South Florida to try and help him find a job as a chef there. The local restaurant he was going to work at was named "Jacks Nuts," so he hired a chef from the community.
The next day, Nick was driving to work when he felt a foot spasming and got worried that he might have to pull over to grab a bus ticket. He figured he'd run up the side of the road and look to see if he could get some rest before being sent to South Florida. After that he went to work one more time, only to have the last seat on