Head back to the Inn and look at the clock. Now that you have all the clues needed for the puzzle, it's time to open the door and access the clock. 00 when the clock asks for the hour. Previously you asked a bunch of men what time it was, and they answered "2:00," "12:00," "4:00," "8:00," and "10:00." The pattern of numbers given is based on a two hour time difference. With that in mind, it's noticeable that there is a number in that pattern missing - "6:00." Enter the number into the clock. 00 for the minutes. The man behind the tower told you that his clock doesn't have a minute hand and that it always points to the wrong time. Since he was lying, it's safe to assume that the clock pointing at 2 is correct; since 2 means 10 minutes on a clock, the answer is 10:00. This one is a bit tough; you already know that it isn't divisible by 20 because of the man on the tower, which eliminates 20, 40, and 60. Another man informed you that it's 30, but since he was lying, it's not 30. Now you're left with 10 or 50. Try both 10 and 50 and see which one works. In this case, 50 will be correct. Entering "6:10:50" into the clock will open a portion of the wall on the right side of the room. Climb up the stairs and open the chest to receive Edgar's chainsaw weapon.
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One-sentence summary -- Examine the clock again. Enter 6: Enter 10: Enter 50 for the seconds.

Assisting a pro can help you learn effective coaching skills. Plus, they can give you advice on starting your own career. Check out your local tennis clubs or camps to see if any assistant positions are open. Public tennis programs are a popular summer activity for kids. These are a great place to start your tennis instructor career, and often hire instructors as young as 17 or 18. As a rookie, expect to start out teaching young beginners. Summer rec programs may have large classes of kids, which can be hard to manage, particularly as a first-time instructor. If possible, try to teach classes of only five or six kids. Some summer camps also offer jobs to rookie tennis instructors. Once you have some experience under your belt, you can apply for a more advanced position at a tennis camp or club in your area. Tennis clubs often offer lessons to students year round, and typically hire more experienced instructors. You might want to make tennis instruction a full-time job, do it on the side for a little extra cash, or make it a hobby. Consider whether you want to work with beginners or more experienced players as well. Then, choose a job accordingly. You might volunteer to teach lessons at your local youth center, apply for a full-time job as a high school or club coach, or give private lessons. You should also take your skill level into account when deciding on a path. For example, if you want to coach professional tennis players, you'll need to have played tennis professionally. On the other hand, several years of playing competitive tennis may be fine for coaching young kids or high school students.
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One-sentence summary -- Assist a professional tennis instructor. Get a job at a public summer rec program. Teach at a tennis camp or club. Pick a position that aligns with your goals. Teach at your personal skill level.

Chicken farms usually fall in 1 of 2 categories: egg-laying or meat production. Choose egg-laying as your focus if you'd prefer to work with hens and sell farm-fresh eggs. Although less common, some chicken farms handle both meat production and egg-laying. You can choose this option if desired, but it may require twice as much equipment and physical labor. Meat production is a lucrative farming business if you're comfortable butchering and processing chickens for meat. If you're interested in raising and slaughtering chickens for meat, make a meat production farm instead. Meat production farmers can also utilize every part of the chicken when selling their products, including the bones, which has the potential for higher revenue. Some chicken farms have a specialization that sets them apart from their competitors. Once you've decided on whether to create a meat production or egg-laying farm, you can also pick a niche within that sector like: Egg or meat processing: Processing poultry products for taste, quality, and safety Marketing poultry products: Promoting poultry products through advertisements to increase revenue Chicken breeding: Raising and selling chickens for pet owners or other farmers Not all chicken breeds are the same. Some (broilers) are best for meat production and others (layers) are best for egg production. Once you've chosen a niche, choose a chicken breed that is best for your specific niche. If you want to start an egg-laying farm, for example, you may want to choose a layer breed like Rhode Island Red, Hamburg, or Sussex chickens. You can find a list of popular chicken breeds and their specialties at https://chickenbreedslist.com/. While you can't always start a farm in your backyard, staying near a city is useful for transportation. Buy land outside of your town or city's limits, but close enough that you can drive to or from it on a daily basis. The further you move from your city or town, the cheaper the land will be. If you can't find land near the city limits, look for land in the countryside where you'll have plenty of space to farm.
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One-sentence summary -- Make an egg-laying farm if you want to work with egg production. Create a meat production farm if you're interested in processing meat. Choose a specialty niche for your business, if desired. Pick a chicken breed that matches your farming goals. Find a location close to your city's limits.

Hold open your hand, palm facing up, and position the middle of the stick horizontally in the middle of your hand. Spinning the drumstick from its middle will allow the stick to be balanced as you spin it. Once you have the positioning down, close your hand loosely to grip the drumstick.
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One-sentence summary --
Hold the stick with an open hand.