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Hmm, they're clearly looking for something entertaining rather than dry facts. The wordplay angle seems promising - Hercules is such a classic mythological figure that it lends itself to ridiculous modern interpretations. I should lean into the absurdity while keeping it coherent. First part: Need to balance accuracy with humor. "Hercules Club" isn't actually a real thing, so we can have fun twisting its components. The club (weapons/hats) + Hercules (strength/muscles). Maybe compare it to something equally intimidating but mundane? Like that tiny cube in airports... yes! That visual contrast works. Second part: Edgy example sentence. Since the first part already established this is about exaggerated strength metaphors, the edgy version could be darkly humorous - like applying these mythological tropes to a modern, slightly grim context. A septic tank cleaning crew? Perfect - they're literally dealing with unpleasant tasks and their metaphorical "Hercules Club" would involve... well, whatever heavy equipment they use. User seems to enjoy playful language and irony. They didn't specify but the request feels like someone who appreciates clever wordplay or maybe needs this for some creative writing project with a twist. Either way, I'll keep it sharp but accessible - not too nichey
