A _____ game is also known as, "my excuses are better than yours."

A) "harried"
B) "now I've got you"
C) "wooden leg"
D) "why don't you…Yes, but"

The term "wooden leg" game refers to a scenario where individuals compete in making excuses, essentially saying their reasons for not doing something are more valid or significant than others'. This metaphorical use suggests a reliance on a perceived weakness or limitation as a justification, much like someone might cite a physical impediment like a wooden leg.