Dropped Wallet.

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Section count: 5

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Error count: 6

Field Related Analysis:

Computer Science : 12 matches (call, card, check, chip, choice, message, open, Pick, Private, running, task, window)

Dance : 11 matches (Back, Check, Complete, Couple, grand, Number, Out, Routine, Running, Time, Walk)

Tourism : 6 matches (City, Extra, chip, door, double, green)

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Dropped Wallet.

Walking down the sidewalk of a busy city during the day.

You are walking down the sidewalk of a busy city during the day when you see a wallet fall out of a man's pocket, the wallet appears to be very thick, and has a glint of green poking out of the top that catches your eye. You walk up to the wallet, look down to pick it up, but once you look up to locate the man, you notice he has seemingly vanished into the bustling crowds on the sidewalk.

Choice 1 : Open the wallet to look for an ID or phone number so you could possibly return the wallet to its owner.

Choice 2 : Pocket it, you could really use the extra cash.

wallet on sidewalk

Open the wallet to look for an ID or phone number so you could possibly return the wallet to its owner.

You open the wallet only to see a card with a phone number on it, you take it out, and flip it, and there is a message that reads "call this number or else..." The card appears to have some type of chip inside of it.

Choice 1 : Throw the card away, and keep the wallet (has several hundreds, at least a couple grand)

Choice 2 : Call the number on the card.

reading card

Pocket it, you could really use the extra cash.

You pocket the wallet, make your way to work, go about your normal daily routine and completely forget about the wallet. You make it home and are changing into more comfortable clothes when you notice the ominous wallet in your pants. You take the wallet out, take the cash out and start counting when all of a sudden you hear a violent pounding on the door.

Choice 1 : Check who in the H-E DOUBLE FUCK is at the door.

Choice 2 : Stash the cash and hide.

Violent Pounding at Door

Throw the card away, and keep the wallet (has several hundreds, at least a couple grand).

You pocket the wallet, make your way to work, go about your normal daily routine and completely forget about the wallet. You make it home and are changing into more comfortable clothes when you notice the ominous wallet in your pants. You take the wallet out and open so you can start counting how much cash was actually in there anyway when you notice the card again. You take out the card with the same phone number and flip it around, but this time it is different. It reads "we told you to call the number, last chance"

Choice 1 : Call the number.

Choice 2 : Throw the wallet and all of its contents out the window.

Call the number on the card.

Scared, out of your mind, sweat running down your forehead you call the number out of pure fear, there is no answer. You let out a big exhale and relax for a moment before receiving a phone call from a private number, you stare at it for a few seconds before you pick it up. A man answers and says "You should have called earlier" in a voice that has been modulated so it is unrecognizable. "S-sorry" you stutter back. "I need you to complete a task for me, there is a card i.

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