<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
Alright, let's imagine we're setting up a fun activity for the kids where we compare their scores in a balloon-popping game. Now, each child needs to reach a certain score before they can move on to the next round of the game. Think of the threshold value as the minimum number of balloons they need to pop, which is 50 (like 0.5), and the current value as the number of balloons a child has actually popped, so let's say Jimmy has popped 70 balloons (like 0.7).

Now, it's like using a special rule checker, which in our grown-ups' world can be referred to as the `check_argument` function from `graspologic.preconditions`. We need this checker to make sure that each kid has popped enough balloons to pass to the next stage. If a kid hasn't popped enough, the checker will let us know with a special message, and that child can try again.

So, how would we set up our rule checker to ensure Jimmy has more than the minimum, and to give us a custom "Oopsie-Daisy!" message if he hasn't reached that minimum score of balloons popped?
### Response:
from graspologic.preconditions import check_argument

# Suppose we have a threshold value
threshold = 0.5

# And we have a value that must be above the threshold
current_value = 0.7

# We want to check that the current value is above the threshold
check_argument(current_value > threshold, 'The current value must be greater than the threshold.')

# If the check fails, a ValueError will be raised with the provided message.
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