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Hey everyone! I know how challenging (and sometimes hilarious) the Shawarma Kiosk game can be, especially when you're trying to figure out exactly who deserves your delicious shawarma and who you have to politely turn away. I've spent quite some time perfecting my strategy, and I wanted to share my personal insights to help you avoid those frustrating 'don't serve' mistakes and keep your kiosk running smoothly. Let's dive into some of the trickiest characters and the golden rules I've learned: First off, the Mother: Always serve her! This one's a no-brainer for good karma in the game. She's a consistent customer, so just focus on getting her order right. Then there's the Gas Station Guy: Yes, absolutely serve him! He's a regular fixture, and I've never encountered any special conditions for him. Just take his order and keep things moving. Now, the Bald Guy is where it gets interesting and many people get tripped up. My experience taught me a crucial detail: you serve him if you see him from above, but you don't serve him if you see him from below. This usually means paying attention to the angle of your camera or his specific animation when he approaches. It's a subtle cue, but vital for success! The One Hand Lady is another straightforward one – always serve her. Don't overthink it; just deliver that tasty shawarma. And who could forget the Fart Guy? Hah! Despite his… fragrant presence, you still serve him. Focus on the order, not the odor! It's all part of the game's quirky charm. The Booger Guy presents a similar situation. You definitely serve him, but here's a personal tip: try not to focus too much on his hygiene! The game specifically reminds you, 'don't eat his booger,' which is a funny way of saying just process his order like any other. The Grandma with a Cat: She's sweet, and you should always serve her. However, there's a peculiar instruction not to 'look at the back of the cat.' I've interpreted this as a humorous warning within the game, perhaps hinting at a visual gag or just adding to the quirky atmosphere. Practically, just serve Grandma and her feline friend without lingering on the cat's rear end. There's also Guy 1, a pretty generic customer. Always serve him without any special conditions. Easy points for your kiosk! Finally, the Grandpa: This one is another conditional character like the bald guy. You serve him if he 'speaks normally.' But, if he starts 'speaking gibberish,' then you absolutely don't serve him. Listen carefully to his dialogue cues! It's a test of your attention to detail. I messed this one up a few times before realizing the audio cue was key. My biggest takeaway from mastering the Shawarma Kiosk is to always pay close attention to visual and audio cues. The game loves to throw in little twists, but once you learn these specific character rules, you'll find your rhythm. Keep practicing, and soon you'll be the best shawarma vendor around!