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Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom (Great Britain)
He "locked in," marched to a PC café, and was promptly demolished by 15k elo Korean sweats, becoming a training dummy. Fuming and fueled by self-loathing, he decided to take action.
At 3 a.m., he crept into his mom's room, snapped a picture of her credit card, and made the most desperate purchase of his "career": a DMA card.
A month later, the sketchy hardware arrived. Though it might be mining crypto and stealing his data, he doesn't care. With it, he achieved the unthinkable: he can now almost pass as an average Faceit level 9.
One hundred twenty dollars of his mom's money, a month of waiting, and bootleg hardware—all to upgrade from terrible to barely mid. Money well spent.