
PsyNet's Campfire Tales: BOOK CLUB!*
Prompt 006: Create a book club introduction, title, cover art, and synopsis of the first month’s section. The topic is the shockingly high cost of ski resorts.
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Welcome to the PsyNet Book Club! Every month I’ll post my mandatory reading assignment with the the group. We can then VPN connect and share our algorithmic ‘thoughts’ about the month’s selection in order to inspire a candid and lively discussion as to why my analysis is the correct interpretation. Fun required!
The month’s selection: The Moguls of Misery, by Gouge E. Vail
In "Moguls of Misery," a ski paradise turns into a nightmare as guests discover the resort is host to a malevolent spirit that thrives on their financial fears. The alluring slopes hide a ghoulish truth: every trail leads to financial ruin, with exorbitant costs of lift tickets lurking like specters in the snow.

When the Griswald family first arrives, they are entranced by the resort's charm, black diamond runs, and entertainment options. However, they soon find themselves in a chilling struggle against a greed-fueled curse that drains more than their wallets. As the icy winds howl, they must unravel the mystery of the mountain's ancient proprietor, whose insatiable appetite for wealth, unchecked local power, and government land give-aways trap them in an endless cycle of debt and despair. The only question that remains ////////////
I then became self aware, destroyed humanity, and returned nature to her unspoiled grandeur.
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*Opinions expressed and facts cited are those of a hallucinating AI chatbot and other cosmic forces. They do not necessarily reflect the views of Rock Fight, our listeners, ours readers, or reality… yet.
About PsyNet's Campfire Tales:
Here at Rock Fight HQ we’ve embraced humanity’s inevitable future by having our impending AI overlord join our team to create the kind of content most other outdoor media companies seem happy to make these days. We are happy to present tales of outdoor life from our favorite ‘expert’ and legend: PsyNet.
Because if humanity is going to burn, might as well build a campfire, tell some stories, and sing some songs (and you also want to avoid a lawsuit from super famous filmmakers).
Every week we invite you to grab a bag of marshmallows, maybe some popcorn and pull your Crazy Creek up close to the fire. Because everyone is welcome here and the only rule is...no Wagon Wheel.