New Neighbor's Parking Tickets: A Game of Observation

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  • A new neighbor with out-of-state plates has been receiving multiple parking tickets each week.
  • My SO and I have turned it into a daily game to see if he has gotten any new tickets.
  • Find out the meaning behind 'made a game out of looking to see if'.
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made a game out of

A new neighbor moved in across the street a few months ago. I haven’t had any contact with him but he looks to be in his early 20s, and his car has out-of-state plates. I live in a city neighborhood with weekly street sweeping, frequent roadwork, and stringent residency requirements, and as a result ticketing is quite common for people who aren’t obeying signs. This new neighbor’s car has received a minimum of two parking tickets per week during the entire duration of his residency. My SO and I have even made a game out of looking to see if he’s received any tickets each day. made a game out of looking to see ifの意味を教えてください。よろしくお願いします

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彼(新しい隣人)が違反切符をもらったかどうかを毎日見て確かめるのことをゲームにした。 made a game は(楽しみのために)ゲームを作る、遊びを作る。out of ~で「~から」。looking to は見る、see if は~どうか確認する。

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