The Santa Claus Anomaly: Spotting the Imposter
First up, a festive but frightful anomaly: the Santa Claus. If a customer resembling Santa Claus appears with completely white eyes, do NOT accept their order. This is a clear sign of an anomaly. Your immediate action should be to close the window. Do not engage, just shut them out!
The Cat is a Trap: Don't Get Distracted
Occasionally, a customer will bring a cat. While adorable, this is a trap! The video clearly instructs: do not look at the cat. Proceed with making the shawarma as you normally would. Looking at the cat can lead to negative consequences, so keep your eyes on the food preparation and ignore the feline friend.
The Smiling Customer: A Simple Solution
When a customer appears with an unnervingly wide smile, they're not there for shawarma. These 'smiling customers' only want soda. Quickly grab a soda from the fridge and hand it to them. After they take the soda, you'll receive a paper. Make sure to put this paper under the counter immediately. Do not open it!
The Faceless Customer: Serve, But Don't Stare
If you encounter a customer with no discernible face, the rule is simple: serve them like any other normal customer. However, it is crucial that you do NOT look directly at their face. Follow the usual procedure for making and serving shawarma, but avoid direct eye contact to ensure your safety.
The White Eyes Anomaly: Another Imposter
Similar to the Santa Claus, if a female customer with stark white eyes appears, never accept her order. This is another form of anomaly. Just like with Santa, your only action should be to close the window immediately. Do not hesitate or attempt to serve her.
Meat Moving Weirdly: Take a Breather
If you notice the meat on your grill starts to pulsate or move erratically, it's time to act. Turn off the grill switch, then quickly exit through the back door and go outside. Wait patiently until the strange movement ceases, then return inside and turn the grill back on. This resets the anomaly.
Friday 02:00 AM Inspection: Stealth is Key
Every Friday at 2:00 AM, an inspection car will arrive. This isn't a normal check. When you see the car pull up, quickly head to the back door and hide behind the trash can outside. Wait there until the car's lights disappear, signifying the inspection is over, then you can safely return inside.
The Moan Anomaly: Stay Low and Wait
When you hear a disturbing moan from above, do not look up. This anomaly requires you to simply stay put and wait. Avoid looking around or making any sudden movements. Wait until the moaning stops and the anomaly has passed before resuming your duties.
Customer with Opposite Gender Voice: Reject the Order
If a customer who appears male (or female) speaks with a voice of the opposite gender, this is an anomaly. Do not accept their order. Close the window immediately. This is a subtle but critical sign that something is amiss, and engagement is not recommended.
Weird Walk ≠ Anomaly: The Innocent Ones
Some customers might walk strangely or have unusual movements, but this doesn't always mean they're an anomaly. The video shows a customer with an odd walk who is actually harmless. Always check your CCTV cameras to verify if they are truly an anomaly. If CCTV shows them as normal, proceed with their order.
Always Check CCTV: Your Best Defense
The most important tool at your disposal is the CCTV camera. Even if a customer appears completely normal through the window, always cross-reference with the CCTV. Sometimes, a customer who looks innocent in person will appear as an anomaly on the monitor. If the CCTV reveals an anomaly, close the window immediately.
Twin Anomaly: Double Trouble
If two identical blonde female customers appear and exhibit unusual neck movements, this is the Twin Anomaly. Do not accept their order. This is a dangerous anomaly, and your only course of action is to close the window as quickly as possible.
Final Anomaly: The Terrifying Stalker
This is the big one. When the horrifying creature appears, you must act fast. Repeatedly open and close your window. If it gets too close or appears too threatening, also cycle your grill switch off and on. Continue this cycle of opening/closing the window and turning the grill on/off until the anomaly disappears. This is your last line of defense.
Conclusion
Mastering these tips will help you navigate the treacherous night shifts at your shawarma stand. By understanding and reacting correctly to each anomaly, you can ensure your safety, keep your earnings, and achieve that coveted 'Perfect Shift' award. Stay vigilant, follow the rules, and good luck out there!