Problem: Article: Before we jump into making drinks, let's start first with welcoming the customers. In the game, you will be put in a first person view. You will be standing behind the bar and the customers will come and sit on the stool in front of the counter. You will see 7 gray dots at the bottom left of the screen; these dots show the available seats. If the dots become green, it means that a customer occupied it. Bar Oasis 2 is like a novel game. You read, interact, and know the happenings of your character as the game progress. You will witness drama, fun moments, and even tear-jerking segments. If you weren't pay attention to what the customer is saying, you can always look up the past dialogues. You can find the button at the upper-left corner of the screen. Take note that it can only show you the last 50 lines, which probably is enough to catch the gist of the conversation. Now that you have a customer, get that customer to take their order. They won't tell you their order just yet. You have to slide the coaster toward them first, letting them know that you're going to take their order. Simply slide your finger over the screen. If you ignore the customer, the green dot will become yellow and then red. If you keep on ignoring them, they will eventually leave the bar. Your customer(s) leaving may or may not give your bar a bad reputation, which in result, decreases the number of customers in the future. There are instances when customers will arrive at your bar already drunk but will want to buy more drink. You will be given an option if you want kick them out or let them stay to have more booze. Keep in mind that letting them stay may cause problems to other customers. If the drunk customers will cause problems, either your good customer may leave without paying or the drunk customer will trash your table and chairs. Kicking drunk customers out will only give less penalty compared to accepting them. Best to avoid trouble than letting it happen. Time doesn't flow when the dots on the bottom left-hand corner are not shown. Customers won't leave while you're making drinks, so take your time to get your drinks right. Customers also won't come in the bar while you're mixing, so take this as if the game went into pause whenever you open the Drinks menu.
Summary: Familiarize yourself with the game scene. Read the dialogues. Slide the coaster. Kick out drunk customers. Take your time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Spread a piece of contact paper over a flat surface, placing the adhesive side down. Sketch the design using a dark pen or pencil. You can use the contact paper to create an adhesive stencil, but keep your design simple. Designs with lots of small details often do not transfer well. You can use lettering in your design. Instead of drawing a design, you can trace a pre-printed image onto the contact paper. Visit an art supply store to find contact paper as well as adhesive stencils you can use if you would don't want to create your own design. Use a sharp knife to cut through the paper, working along the lines you traced earlier. Any parts you remove will get colored in later. This is because the plastic will be exposed in these areas, so the paint will reach it. Leave the contact paper intact over any spots you do not want painted. To prepare your design, cut along the outermost outline to separate it from the paper. Then, sparingly cut out any larger details that can give your design definition. Avoid cutting the entire design out of the paper. Leave it attached at 1 end, since this makes painting a lot easier later. For example, if you want a cat on your cup, you should cut around the outside border. Then, cut around the outline for the nose, mouth, and whiskers so these are painted later. Peel the backing off the contact paper to expose the clear adhesive. Wrap it around the cup, trying to get your design as flat as possible against the plastic. The excess paper around your design is useful for shielding the rest of the cup from paint. You may need to trim the paper and stretch it a little to get it to fit on the cup. Check over your design to find spots where the plastic is exposed. The sticker can crack when stretched, or you may have trimmed it too much. To fix this, layer over these spots with painter's tape or masking tape. You can find decent tape at any general store or art supply store. You don't need specialized tape to complete your project. Take your cup outside so you can paint in a well-ventilated environment. Place the cup on a stable surface, such as a patch of grass, with the design facing up. Start at 1 end of the sticker, then slowly move the nozzle back and forth to coat it with an even layer of paint. Visit a general or home improvement store to find spray paints labeled as multipurpose or for use on plastics. You usually do not need to apply primer first or a clear coat later. However, you can do this to make sure the paint sticks to the plastic. The paint actually dries to the touch after about 30 minutes. There is no need to rush perfection, though. Leave the cup out in open air for as long as possible. After 24 hours, it will be fully dry, leaving you with no worries about smearing the design. You should be able to peel the adhesive off by hand. Work along the seams, starting on the side opposite of the spray paint if possible. Gradually peel back the sticker to reveal your amazing new cup. If you have trouble removing the sticker, try dipping your fingers in water and rubbing the edges of the paper.

SUMMARY: Use a pen to outline a design on contact paper. Cut the design with an X-Acto knife. Attach the contact paper to the cup. Cover any parts you don't want to paint with tape. Spray the design with plastic-friendly spray paint. Let the paint dry for up to 24 hours. Peel the contact paper off the cup.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Start by removing any dirt and dust on the surface of the floor. You should use a dry dust mop instead of a broom, as the broom could scratch the tiles. Make sure you use the dust mop in any corners of the room and between the tiles. Removing the surface dirt and dust will make cleaning the tiles easier. You should then use a mild cleaning solution on the floor to get rid of any stains and dirt. You can use a commercial cleanser or make your own solution using water and vinegar. Combine cup white vinegar with two gallons of warm water to make a home cleaning solution. Mop the floor and let it sit for five to ten minutes. The vinegar will help to disinfect, deodorize, and clean the tiles. You can look for commercial cleaner at your local hardware store or in the cleaning aisle. Make sure the cleaner is made for use on unpolished or unglazed porcelain tiles. Once you apply the cleanser, you should let it sit on the floor for about 10 minutes. Then, use a soft bristle brush to scrub at any stains. Scrub in circular motions at the stains until they are removed. You should wipe away any remaining cleaner solution on the floor and then rinse it well with hot water. Do not let the cleanser sit on the tiles after 10 minutes, as it could damage the tile. Use a clean towel to dry the floor. Make sure you dry it thoroughly, with no water spots or puddles of water on the floor. You can also open windows in the room and use a fan to dry the floor.
Summary:
Use a dry dust mop to sweep the floor. Mop the floor with a mild cleaning solution. Scrub and rinse the floor. Dry the floor well.