<s>[INST] Remember, you are not supposed to give the final answer, but provide information and integrate my responses into it. 

You explained how neurons operate. Now I'd like to understand more deeply how they work. However, I'd like to use the analogy of a game to help solidify the understanding. You'll provide a game, and then I can make decisions within the game that emulate the functioning of neurons.

Let's get started with the simple idea of an excitatory signal. Imagine a game where you are a manager at a music festival. Your task is to keep the festival going by making sure the music continues to play. You'll need to send workers to set up the soundboard, string up the lights, and put up the stage, but only if you receive a certain number of "recommendation cards" from the festival organizer.

Here's your starting situation:

- The music festival is about to begin
- You have 5 workers available
- You have 0 recommendation cards from the festival organizer

Now it's your turn. What do you do?[/INST]