The Christmas Challenge
A short (4 sim weeks) challenge written by Aislynne. The objective is to save your town’s Christmas Fair by completing a series of thematically related tasks. You can find the rules and original st...
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It wasn’t the end yet, though!
Spoiler
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Since Peggy had no more memory of her last visit to the Chocolate Museum, she was still viewing Coco as a nice person and wanted to help her. Cue the (temporarily moved in) restaurant critic the Reeds befriended when they were running the food cart!
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Coco: “What? You here? And you brought a WHAT?!”
Peggy: “A food critic! This place is just so perfect, everyone should know about it! It’s my Christmas gift for you.”
Coco: “What if my food doesn’t pass?”
Peggy: “Haha, no way! It’s good, I can tell, because my dad is a great cook!”
Just what Coco “needed” now… a professional scrutinizing her manipulated chocolate delights… Great. Just great. Even mindwiped that family was such a pain in the backside! Coco understood now why Nancy wanted the Reeds on her side.
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It’s rare to get a dish that is labeled “normal”, rarer still an actually “bad” one. So when would be the perfect time to produce a bad dish? Right. When the restaurant critic is in your house.
Coco: “I don’t think I can take any more of those “gifts”.”
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Restaurant Critic: “May I have another one of those “Planter Pot cupcakes”, please? I need to know what they are supposed to taste like before I can grade them.”
Coco: “Huh? What’s this? Granting second chances?”
Daniel: “Of course. There’s always a second chance.”
Coco: “Are you people for real?!”
Restaurant Critic: “It’s not that I’d forget the mishap, that will influence the final score. But we don’t label a neighborhood with just a single burglary per year “crime ridden” either, so it’s only fair that I get an idea of how commonly your restaurant messes up a dish.”
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Since Peggy had no more memory of her last visit to the Chocolate Museum, she was still viewing Coco as a nice person and wanted to help her. Cue the (temporarily moved in) restaurant critic the Reeds befriended when they were running the food cart!
https://64.media.tumblr.com/73e01a2f0fa37123fba8321e2e451781/ce43e24eab27c389-54/s1280x1920/01b4b7572e530ec234d6c4302c0c9f2a429260c5.png
Coco: “What? You here? And you brought a WHAT?!”
Peggy: “A food critic! This place is just so perfect, everyone should know about it! It’s my Christmas gift for you.”
Coco: “What if my food doesn’t pass?”
Peggy: “Haha, no way! It’s good, I can tell, because my dad is a great cook!”
Just what Coco “needed” now… a professional scrutinizing her manipulated chocolate delights… Great. Just great. Even mindwiped that family was such a pain in the backside! Coco understood now why Nancy wanted the Reeds on her side.
https://64.media.tumblr.com/b0d5e18deb0df45ceeafb7496131475b/dcc07239cad4de1c-58/s1280x1920/e9c9688bc73e4bf12a43fdec034d67ee2aafbad6.png
It’s rare to get a dish that is labeled “normal”, rarer still an actually “bad” one. So when would be the perfect time to produce a bad dish? Right. When the restaurant critic is in your house.
Coco: “I don’t think I can take any more of those “gifts”.”
https://64.media.tumblr.com/3e946a07aea1db0f2cf482cc0059201e/b1a7f9ba00aa6549-d0/s1280x1920/1c5e20bde07d0d3f5cb370939a384803ebb80df8.png
Restaurant Critic: “May I have another one of those “Planter Pot cupcakes”, please? I need to know what they are supposed to taste like before I can grade them.”
Coco: “Huh? What’s this? Granting second chances?”
Daniel: “Of course. There’s always a second chance.”
Coco: “Are you people for real?!”
Restaurant Critic: “It’s not that I’d forget the mishap, that will influence the final score. But we don’t label a neighborhood with just a single burglary per year “crime ridden” either, so it’s only fair that I get an idea of how commonly your restaurant messes up a dish.”
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