Three friends. One bachelor party.
Somewhere between the third round and a decision everyone would regret by sunrise, the conversation drifted where it always drifts — the wedding, the honeymoon, and whether the groom could actually back up the legend he'd been selling since freshman year.
Talk got big. Claims got bigger. And then someone said the four words no man can dodge in a room full of his boys: "Alright — prove it."
They needed a way to settle it once and for all. Half-laughing, half-serious, they invented one. A little proof, sewn right into the one place a man's word gets tested.
