An Oklahoma man who signed a contract so he could receive his girlfriend's gift of a video game has gone viral.Oklahoma Christian University freshman Ashley Davison wrote a contract so her boyfriend, Blake Perry, who attends Washburn University, could receive the highly anticipated video game "Call of Duty: WWII." The terms of the contract are:1. If I call, you must pause game and talk to me with full attention.2. No starting another match if we are planning to hang out or I ask to hang out.3. You must ask if it is OK for you to play while I am over at your house with you. Make sure I have something to do while you are in battle.4. You must reply to a text (in) no longer than 11 minutes.5. Do not forget to give me just as much attention.Along with agreeing to the terms, Perry had to agree to "in return I will be enjoying my new game and loving my girlfriend at the same time. But if I do not follow these rules, my girlfriend, Ashley Davison, can take this game away from me at any time for the rest of my life. So I will follow these rules and not forget about my girlfriend."Perry agreed to the terms and conditions and signed Davison's contract. He later tweeted a picture of Davison holding the game and the signed contract with the caption, "Little does she know these rules will be broken."His tweet has been retweeted over 8,000 times and favorited more than 31,000 times.The long-distance couple says they were happy to see how many people related to the tweet.