Need
Need noun - A state of being without something necessary, desirable, or useful.
Prizes
Both words in one sentence
- Even better, you don't even need to buy some of those items because you get them as tournament prizes.
Source: Money for Nothing -
Instead, this being Mark Evanier, we get "Doc Boy learns watching TV does indeed make farm animals lazy and inefficient, but that's okay because you can win Big Cash Prizes, and not need to work."
Source: Spoof Aesop - It was one of the earlier second-generation games to reward the player for doing something illegal.While there was no plot to speak of (mostly because participating in extreme sports for cash prizes doesn't exactly need a plot), the games did have characters for their bikes.
Source: Video Game / Road Rash
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