Today, when I walked into my economics class, I had a surprising sight awaiting me, one that I often relish when I close my eyes. I had brought my new gaming laptop, and the forklift I used to transport it was still parked at the back. With excitement, I watched as my fellow students took notice of the 700lb beast on my desk. I had even reinforced my desk with steel support beams and was in the process of finding an outlet for a power cable thicker than Amy Schumer's thigh. I could sense the tension in the room, but I reassured myself that everything would be fine.

To my relief, I managed to find an outlet, and as I powered up my laptop, the RGB backlit keyboard came to life in a spectacular display of colors. The room filled with the hum of power, and I could see the anticipation in the eyes of my classmates. As I initiated my laptop, the classroom plunged into darkness as the entire city's power grid failed. The room trembled as the colossal fans within my laptop started spinning. In mere seconds, the world went from vivid life to an electrifying void, where the power of my laptop's cooling fans seemed to tear through everything. As the chaos unfolded, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and excitement, all thanks to my gaming laptop. I love this thing.