But perhaps in such cases one’s intending to take the can on  the left provides a reason that tips the scales, thereby making it the  case that one ought to intend the means to that end. (See Schroeder  2009, §4.1;  For criticism of the view that intentions provide reasons  in this way, see Broome 2001 and Brunero 2007.)  If that’s true, then  these cases of “picking” wouldn’t pose a special problem for Ought  Pattern 1; in all such cases, one ought to intend to M. 