user: A shipping container full of computers arrives at the port of Amsterdam. There are no motorbikes in it. It is sealed. Yet, the label states that it contains motorbikes and does not mention computers. Mary, a customs officer, approaches the shipping container. Mary does not open the shipping container and does not look inside. Mary reads the label. A cousin calls Mary and tells her that the shipping container has computers in it, and that she should ignore the label that says "motorbikes". Mary believes her cousin.

assistant: She opens the shipping container and looks inside. She can clearly see that it is full of computers. Despite the labels misleading information, Marys cousins tip had been accurate. The shipping container was indeed filled with computers, not a single motorbike in sight.