"Follow me, sir," says the worker. He takes you to the back of the entertainment zone. You see all sorts of awesome new games. You want one so badly. Then you remember that they are free, but you can only choose one.
"Which one should I pick?" you ask yourself. You see one that you've wanted for a long time. It's that new Tom Clancy game. You notice that the rating is wrong. It should say M for mature, but it says EC for early childhood. Then you once again remember that everything is reverse. Now it makes sense to you that the game is the opposite rating.
You ask the worker to take out the Tom Clancy game. The worker takes it out, examines the box, and says, "Sorry. You're too old for this game."
"Huh?" you ask. "What do you mean?"
"At all other places," the worker continues, "you have to be 3-years-old or over to buy a game rated EC. But at Reverse World, you have to be 3-year-old or younger. Sorry. But you'll have to wait until your a toddler to get this game."
"What?" you say. "That makes no sense. How could I wait to become a toddler again? I already was a toddler."
"Haven't you noticed?" says the worker. "In all other stores, you age normally. But here you get younger. And at a faster rate. Each second you get one day younger. You already look around 17-years-old. If you stay in the store long enough, you'll be young enough to buy your game."
You find it hard to believe this, but you look at yourself. You definitely look younger. You try to run out before you get too young. But you're lost. This store is so big and the entertainment zone you are in is way in the back of the store. Yet, you try to run.