@meghan9262 wrote:
You've got it right. You pick an item that is out of stock from a department totally unrelated to the department where you have your interaction. I usually choose hardware or plumbing. At least one of those little bins is usually empty. Then, after you've had that interaction, switch gears and head to the scenario department to have the other interaction.
Thank you, Meghan, for clarifying this. The instructions aren't totally clear on this (surprise, surprise, surprise). So, as I understand it, you go in, look around in a department not related to your "interaction scenario," ask about an out-of-stock item, and make observations about that. Then you go to the assigned department and do a "regular" interaction.
So, do you think it's worth the now-bonused amount of $15? (Only because I'm going to be driving within a couple of blocks of the store anyway.)
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