[mindstorms6]

> 1. Be on a quest. Yes a quest.

This is unbelievably true.

I did a scavenger hunt (challenge hunt?) in Seattle (hosted by a friend of a friend). Many of the challenges involved interacting with other humans (dance with a stranger, buy someone you don't know a shot, give someone you don't know a rose, etc)

It was so fun. I've never met so many people before. But it struck me how excited everyone was to help out on my quest. Eager, even. I was so nervous to talk to people, but suddenly, having a sheet of paper gave me super powers.

Highly recommend having a quest. People love a quest.

[skizm]

NYC was the complete opposite. Our company did a scavenger hunt and people were so annoyed at us for interacting with them when they realized we needed more than just directions. If others overheard they’d start edging away or making themselves busy. I’ll be totally honest, I’m the same way, which is why I fit in here I guess lol.

[121789]

ha we did the same thing but had the opposite experience. lots of people willing to help

[hellojimbo]

in the past, you genuinely needed other people all the time which made this so much easier