Tasks / Table For Two, Tack
Have a candlelight dinner at IKEA. See how long it takes the staff to notice you.
Record the reaction customers have to you, if any. Discuss why you chose the dining room set-up that you did. Photograph yourself having dinner, complete with descriptions of the food you served.
Extra points for using non-plastic tableware and food not from a take-out place. Candles are not optional.
2 to 6 players
30 points
Level 2
In the zone of: Humanitarian Crisis
Created by Chachi
5 completed :: 10 in progress
Interested in collaborating on this: (no one yet!)
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Does is have to be IKEA or can it be any home decor store?
I wonder about that too. There are no IKEA's in Alaska, may I do it at a similar place?
I'm thinking that no other store is exactly like IKEA, but that a completion of this task at any type of store would be pretty worthy. So you should just go for it.
http://www.cockeyed.com/pranks/ikea_party/ikea01.shtml
http://www.cockeyed.com/pranks/ikea_party/ikea2.php
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I think this task should get more points, as they might not say much with just a dinner, they get on your ass quick when they notice a camera.