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The better you get at hoarding, the more tricks you learn to get away with it, the more those same behaviors start to stand out to you when other people display them in public. You're not the only person driving from store to store, buying an entire shelf's worth of necessary goods, and driving home on back grounds to secret them away in your shed, or bury them beneath the basement floor, or to cram them up in the attic. Stealing an abandoned car in the supermarket parking lot so that it's harder to track you from store to store. Someone posts on the neighborhood watch website that you are a hoarder. You suspect it's one of the other hoarders, trying to draw attention | The better you get at hoarding, the more tricks you learn to get away with it, the more those same behaviors start to stand out to you when other people display them in public. You're not the only person driving from store to store, buying an entire shelf's worth of necessary goods, and driving home on back grounds to secret them away in your shed, or bury them beneath the basement floor, or to cram them up in the attic. Stealing an abandoned car in the supermarket parking lot so that it's harder to track you from store to store. Someone posts on the neighborhood watch website that you are a hoarder. You suspect it's one of the other hoarders, trying to draw attention away from them selves, and towards you. To keep the eye of the public off of themselves they have violated the hoarder's code! | ||
You see one, one day. Nervously loading his trunk full of cans of conch meat and tiki torches. You decide to follow him back to his stash. He lives on the other side of town from you. | |||
# [[You stake him out and case the joint for a few nights.]] | # [[You stake him out and case the joint for a few nights.]] | ||
# [[You follow him into his house]] | # [[You follow him into his house and confront him in the driveway]] | ||
# [[You wait for him to go inside and steal all his cans and torches out the back of the car]] | # [[You wait for him to go inside and steal all his cans and torches out the back of the car]] | ||
# [[You kick his door in]] | |||
[[Category: Hyperwiki Adventure]][[Category: If You Can't Trust the Mayor...]] | [[Category: Hyperwiki Adventure]][[Category: If You Can't Trust the Mayor...]] | ||
The better you get at hoarding, the more tricks you learn to get away with it, the more those same behaviors start to stand out to you when other people display them in public. You're not the only person driving from store to store, buying an entire shelf's worth of necessary goods, and driving home on back grounds to secret them away in your shed, or bury them beneath the basement floor, or to cram them up in the attic. Stealing an abandoned car in the supermarket parking lot so that it's harder to track you from store to store. Someone posts on the neighborhood watch website that you are a hoarder. You suspect it's one of the other hoarders, trying to draw attention away from them selves, and towards you. To keep the eye of the public off of themselves they have violated the hoarder's code!
You see one, one day. Nervously loading his trunk full of cans of conch meat and tiki torches. You decide to follow him back to his stash. He lives on the other side of town from you.