text: [Themes: Science Fiction, science fiction]
  
  > look around
  Garb-oh! is a trendy clothing shop. Images of the shop's icon Greta Garbo abound, each dressed in the clothing item offered on the rack below it. Jackets, scarves, bandannas, trousers, shirts and more are on inviting display.
  
  On the racks are a brown pair of pants's antitheft tag, a blue pair of pants's antitheft tag, a blue jacket, a white shirt, a green shirt, a blue pair of pants, and a brown pair of pants.
  
  The sales counter runs along the north side of the store.
  
  You can also see the shopkeeper here.
  
  You can go east through the Garb-oh door (closed) to Green Commercial Plaza South from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > go to the east
  (first opening the Garb-oh door)
  
  The southern end of the Green Commercial Plaza, which continues to the north. To the east is Accessorize, a fashion store, and to the west is Garb-oh, a trendy clothing shop. The south end of the mall is closed off by an elaborate landscaping installation of trees and shrubs, presumably to hide a relatively ugly building behind it.
  
  The Reserve Bank Spacescraper is visible in the distance, rising over the low skyline.
  
  You can also see a trash can (closed) here.
  
  You can go north to Green Commercial Plaza Center, northeast to The Proletariat Bar, northwest to Green Commercial Bistro Paris, east to Accessorize, and west through the Garb-oh door to Garb-oh from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > go to the north-west
  This is a branch of the popular lunch and coffee shop Bistro Paris. There are a few tables near the front. A restroom is to the west. On the north wall, opposite the counter, is a collection of Paris-themed prints. In the center is a large holoportrait of the chain's owner, Zuzu, and a sign claiming that the Bistro Paris has restaurants here, in the Reserve Bank Spacescraper, and in London. A server behind the counter is waiting on several customers.
  
  You can see a trash can (in which is some rubbish) here.
  
  You can go northeast to Green Commercial Plaza North, southeast to Green Commercial Plaza South, east to Green Commercial Plaza Center, and west to Bistro Paris Restroom from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > Go west
  (first opening the Garb-oh door)
  
  Garb-oh! is a trendy clothing shop. Images of the shop's icon Greta Garbo abound, each dressed in the clothing item offered on the rack below it. Jackets, scarves, bandannas, trousers, shirts and more are on inviting display.
  
  On the racks are a brown pair of pants's antitheft tag, a blue pair of pants's antitheft tag, a blue jacket, a white shirt, a green shirt, a blue pair of pants, and a brown pair of pants.
  
  The sales counter runs along the north side of the store.
  
  You can also see the shopkeeper here.
  
  You can go east through the Garb-oh door to Green Commercial Plaza South from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  The automatic door slides closed.
  
  > Go east
  The Proletariat is a local bar (not a pub). It's just far enough above a "dive" to be allowed zoning here, but steadfastedly refuses to cater to upscale tastes. You like it. Restrooms are to the east; the bar runs along the north side with a stolid bartender behind it and a jukebox sits against the back wall. A few hardy drinkers sit here, communing with their spirits. In a nod to the place's name, a Public Surveillance Notice covered with stickers and graffiti tags has been framed above the bar.
  
  You barely recognize the Muzak as something that was once punk.
  
  You can see a Bartender and Roberto Velez here.
  
  You can go northwest to Green Commercial Plaza North, southwest to Green Commercial Plaza South, east to Proletariat Restroom, and west to Green Commercial Plaza Center from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  Roberto shuffles his feet.
  
  > ask Roberto about the drugs
  (Roberto Velez about that)
  Roberto looks at you curiously. You have a sneaking suspicion his English is not very good.
  
  > examine roberto
  (Roberto Velez)
  A medium-height man of middle age and dark but somewhat pasty-looking skin. His hair, black and cut short, is just beginning to grey at the temples. His hands are rough and callused. He is wearing work shoes and dark blue trousers, slightly scuffed. He is wearing a dark blue trade uniform jacket with a long narrow gash at the left shoulder and his name (Roberto Velez) on a tag clipped to the breast.
  
  Roberto Velez is empty-handed.
  
  > look at the tag
  This is a combination antitheft tag remover and wirecutter, useful for removing antitheft tags or pesky labels from products.
  
  > go south
  You can see an ID camera here.
  
  You can go north to the Front Desk from here.
  
  There is a Public Surveillance Notice here.
  
  > cut the chain with the tag remover
  Looking around to check for watchers, you snip through the ID camera security chain with the tag remover!
  
  > get the camera
  (the ID camera)
  Taken.
  
  > examine it
  A battered but serviceable device, this is a high resolution holocamera used by the police for recording suspects" identities. It can either record to a local server if one is available, or to a standard Memory chip placed in its memory slot.. Although it was once chained down, the chain seems to have been cut; a broken piece hangs off the camera.
  
  > put the memory chip in the slot
  (the film slot)
  There is no more room in the film slot.
  
  > look at the slot
  (the film slot)
  A slot for a standard Memory chip. A chip is currently in the slot.
  
  In the film slot is a blank memory chip.