This girl plays the funniest version of ‘rock, paper, scissors’ with a group of boys ensuring that she would win every time. The boys would now have to buy all the girls drinks for free.
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India Sasha has a sense of humour quite unlike the rest of us and this video is testament to her hilariously charming personality.
Determined to play a prank on a group of boys in the bar, she chose her target and asked them to play a game.
"We're going to play a game with yous, right?"
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"And I'm gonna put some stakes on the table: if I win the game, yous have all got to buy me and my friends a drink, if yous win, we buy yous drinks."
She assures them that the odds of them losing are slim because it's one girl and four boys.
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"All four of your hands, if one of you beat me, we'll buy yous drinks."
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"You've got four odds against one, right?
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The loser would then buy drinks for the other group.
While the boys felt a little suspicious, they went along with the game and started the game.
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As they announced, ‘Rock, paper, scissors’ and announced their choices, they were shocked to see that India actually didn’t have any fingers on her hand.
"Did I get yous?" asked India as her friends laughed on at the faces of the boys who were utterly speechless.
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The boys however were great sports about it as one of them extended a hand to shake hers. As she shook hands, he then said that he wanted to shake the hand that won the game.
“No, give me that one.”
India also has a website where she speaks more of her disability and even refers to herself as the “one hand bandit” on her Instagram.
Her bio on her website reads, "I was born with no fingers on my left hand, and so I struggled to find confidence for the majority of my life.
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"As a child, my mum put me into acting, dancing and gymnastic clubs to encourage my development, yet I still accepted that I was less than those around me due to my disability."
"Fast forward to today, I am proud to be the confident, creative and content person my little younger self would be proud of."
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