Brain Out 2 Level 216
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A customer stands at the checkout with a basket of goods, holding a wallet with money. The solved frame shows the customer handing money to the cashier and the register display showing ¥100, and the message "Well done.".
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the wallet. The customer holds a wallet containing the payment money.
- Do not scan the items. The goods are already on the counter; the missing step is payment.
- Hand over the money. Drag the money from the customer's wallet to the cashier.
- The sale completes. The register displays ¥100 and the "Well done." result appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
To complete the cash register, the customer must pay. Handing the money from her wallet to the cashier finishes the checkout.
The basket of goods is already on the counter, so the missing step is payment, not scanning. The customer holds a wallet full of cash, and the cashier cannot ring up the sale until that money changes hands. Dragging the bills to the cashier registers the ¥100 amount and closes the sale. You do not need to tap the items or the register.
Why is payment the missing step? The basket of goods is already sitting on the checkout counter, so the items are effectively scanned. What has not happened is the customer actually paying. She holds a wallet full of cash, and the cashier cannot close the sale until that money changes hands. Dragging the bills from her wallet to the cashier registers the ¥100 total on the till. Tapping the items or the register itself does nothing, because the only incomplete step is handing over the money. Once payment is made, "Well done." confirms the sale is complete.
The basket of goods is already sitting on the counter, so the items themselves are not the missing step. What has not happened yet is the customer actually paying. She is clutching a wallet full of cash, and the cashier cannot close the sale until that money changes hands. Dragging the bills out of the wallet and over to the cashier registers the amount on the till. Tapping the groceries or the register does nothing, because the only incomplete step is handing over the cash. Once the payment lands, the sale totals and the level clears.
The goods are already on the counter, so handing the wallet cash to the cashier is the only missing step. The register totals once the payment lands.
Handing over the wallet cash is what finally closes the transaction.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Correct: Give the money from the wallet to the cashier.
- Mistake: Do not try to scan the items yourself.
- Location: The wallet is in the customer's hands.
- Result: Once payment is handed over, the register totals ¥100 and the level clears.
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