Identifying Customer Behavior in Diner

Big T and Beck arrive at a diner to find a missing trucker. They spot a customer matching the description but he denies being the trucker. Despite their suspicions, the customer claims to be a carpenter. Big T devises a plan to have the waitress call out the trucker's name, DJ, to see if he responds. When the name is called, the customer bolts through the kitchen, confirming their suspicions. The escape indicates the customer is indeed the trucker and is involved in something shady.

What is the main reason Big T and Beck visit the diner?

• To have breakfast

• To find a missing trucker

• To meet a friend

• To investigate a robbery

What feature does the customer at the diner have that matches the trucker's description?

• Tall stature

• Brown beard

• Green eyes

• Blonde hair

What is the initial reaction of the customer when approached by Big T and Beck?

• He ignores them

• He denies being the trucker

• He admits his identity

• He calls the police

What profession does the customer claim to have?

• Truck driver

• Carpenter

• Waiter

• Chef

What strategy do Big T and Beck use to confirm the customer's identity?

• Call out the trucker's name

• Follow him home

• Ask for his ID

• Check his vehicle

What does Big T ask the waitress to do?

• Serve them coffee

• Call out the trucker's name

• Bring a menu

• Check the kitchen

What action does the customer take when his name is called?

• He denies it

• He laughs

• He runs out the back door

• He confronts them

What does Big T conclude about the customer's behavior?

• He is innocent

• He is confused

• He is hiding something

• He is friendly

What does the customer's reaction to the waitress's call suggest?

• He is not the trucker

• He is guilty

• He is a friend of the waitress

• He is a regular customer

What is the final outcome of the encounter at the diner?

• The customer is arrested

• The customer is proven innocent

• The customer escapes

• The customer admits his identity