| Display title | Ten-Minute Retirement |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In the middle of a crisis, calamity, or sheer unadulterated apocalypse, something terrible happens (but not, typically, any more terrible than happens in any given episode) and the Hero completely and utterly gives up. Common lines that go with the phenomenon are "I'm too old for this," "I can't do it," or "Somebody else can." May even be the follow-up to a Heroic BSOD, which is similar but non-consensual. |