<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I was looking through some posts on this subreddit when i ended up reading one about a dude and his ghost pepper dilemma, which reminded about something that happened with me.

So, this dates back from my early high school years. My spanish teacher was going to leave back to her country because her mother was sick, and we made a little "party" during our class as a goodbye. She told us to bring stuff and we'd make mexican food inside the classroom and eat it. 

These couple of guys (that were up to no good) had made some guacamole but they ended up having it WAY too spicy. They were pretty much challenging everyone that got near to eat it, and since i like some challenges and spicy stuff i ended up accepting it. One of the guys from the group (who had not tasted the guacamole before), we'll call him V, decided to also give it a try and we'd see who would be able to handle the heat for more time. Both ate a bit of it, but i didn't find it spicy at all, while he definitely did.

This is when i FU. One of the other guys picked up some some spare jalapeña peppers they had and challenged us to eat it. And so we did. While V just gave a small bite on the pepper and almost instanteniously started to cry, i ate the whole pepper and felt nothing. I don't know why, but i simply said "handle me another one" and ate another pepper thinking it would keep like that - with me feeling nothing in my mouth. Boy, i was wrong. 15 seconds later both peppers started to have effect on me. It was like a machine gun was shooting at my tongue. I ran out of the room searching for water, only to make things worse (water actually spreads the pepper on your mouth), and then returned to desperately eat cheddar cheese trying to soft things up. For the next 3 weeks, anything i'd eat would feel almost tasteless and hotter than it actually was.
<bot>: I was challenged to eat a jalapeña pepper. Asked for another one and became unable to taste things for 3 weeks.