The first step of this, simply finding a business, took much longer than it should have. It truly is a testament to the obscurity that is Indiana, Pennsylvania. I got the following words, which all pointed to having to go unrealistic distances considering my resources:

Nicked
Judges
Begin
Ladder
Reads
Tricks
Negate
Add

Finally, the word variations comes up, which points to a local Arby's. Believe it or not, I have never eaten at Arby's (no desire to really), but this was sort of ideal considering I had yet to eat.

One of my biggest worries was where I would write the word outside the building. It was a very exposed store, with roads on either side, an entire wall of windows and the drive-thru taking up two of the other walls. I decided to worry about this later, and headed in. I scrawled variations on the toilet in the bathroom in case writing it outside would be too inconvenient, figuring it's better than nothing.

Irrelevant Note: As I waited to receive my meal, I noticed one of the machines behind the counter emitted three pitches over and over, and these pitches were the first three notes of The Postal Service's "Be Still My Heart".

I ate my meal, and then I waited outside the building on the one free wall with a road running along side it, pretending to be on a cell phone 'til the coast was clear to write variations on the wall with a sharpie. I waited for a good ten minutes, but someone was always there. Either a person waiting in line for drive-thru, or in the parking lot. Eventually, I spotted a little Arby's utility (?) building on the other end of the lot. Perfect. I wrote the word, and left.

I should also note that on the way back, inspiration struck for Pants Observation Exercise, and I was lucky enough to have stumbled upon what I needed. What a great trip!

NOTE: While it was a great trip, the Arby's made me horribly sick and nauseous later. Ugh. Every step I took was like someone stuck me in the gut with a shiv. I guess I'm not eating there, again...